Ethical and social perspectives on situational crime prevention /

• Von Hirsch, Andrew
• Garland, David
• Wakefield, Alison
• University of Cambridge. Centre for Penal Theory and Penal Ethics.

• Crime prevention -- Moral and ethical aspects

• Hart,

• Studies in penal theory and penal ethics

• 1841131717

• Published for Centre for Penal Theory and Penal Ethics, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge.
• The thinking reflected in this book was stimulated by two colloquia held in Cambridge, in January 1997 and October 1999.

• politics of privatisation contracting out public services
• Situational crime prevention successful case studies
• Justice through punishment a critique of the justice model of corrections
• Constructing victims rights the Home Office New Labour and victims
• Crime prevention and the built environment
• Assessing offenders needs assessment scales for the probation service
• Handbook of restorative justice
• Aviation terrorism and security
• Prostitutes
• Violence at work causes patterns and prevention
• Design for secure residential environments a technical handbook
• Understanding criminology current theoretical debates
• Punishment and deterrence
• Rational choice and situational crime prevention theoretical foundations
• Experimental psychology its scope and method Motivation emotion and personality
• From enlightenment to risk social theory and contemporary society
• Inventing fear of crime criminology and the politics of anxiety
• Crime prevention theory and practice
• Reparation and victim focused social work
• Turning the tide crime community and prevention
• Young offenders and the media viewing habits and preferences
• Hate and bias crime a reader
• Designing out crime
• Misspent youth 98 the challenge for youth justice
• Women who challenge women offenders and mental health issues
• Sex work on the streets prostitutes and their clients
• Planning safer communities
• Justice in the risk society challenging and re affirming justice in late modernity
• Making people behave anti social behaviour politics and policy
• On aggression and violence an analytic perspective
• Prisoners work and vocational training
• Prison readings a critical introduction to prisons and imprisonment
• Criminal investigation an introduction to principles and practice
• Mass imprisonment social causes and consequences
• Building a safer society strategic approaches to crime prevention
• Crime prevention
• Artful dodgers youth and crime in early nineteenth century London
• Handbook of forensic mental health
• Institutional racism and the police fact or fiction
• Issues in realist criminology
• Analysing womens imprisonment
• Making good how ex convicts reform and rebuild their lives
• Rethinking criminology the realist debate
• Violent and sexual offenders assessment treatment and management
• Armed robbery
• Safety in numbers promoting community safety
• Reshaping probation and prisons the new offender management framework
• Transformations of policing
• Philosophy crime and criminology
• Understanding and preventing youth crime
• Terrorism crime and public policy
• effectiveness of services for young drugs users a study by MORI Health Research on behalf of the Task Force to review services for drugs misusers Department of Health
• Forensic mental health
• Badfellas crime tradition and new masculinities
• Homophobic violence
• Design against crime beyond defensible space
• Crime and justice 1750 1950
• Sex as crime
• What matters in probation
• Criminological research understanding qualitative methods
• Mental disorder and criminal justice policy provision and practice
• local governance of crime appeals to community and partnerships
• Research methods for criminal justice and criminology
• Policing beyond Macpherson issues in policing race and society
• Dictionary of youth justice
• Law and order news an analysis of crime reporting in the British press
• Understanding desistance from crime emerging theoretical directions in resettlement and rehabilitation
• After the crime victim decision making
• Organised crime
• Community safety critical perspectives on policy and practice
• White collar crime criminal justice and criminology
• Social problem solving and offending evidence evaluation and evolution
• No more excuses a new approach to tackling youth crime in England and Wales presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for the Home Department by command of Her Majesty November 1997
• Serious & violent juvenile offenders risk factors and successful interventions
• Understanding deviance a guide to the sociology of crime and rule breaking
• Beyond offending behaviour
• Beyond the welfare state the new political economy of welfare
• This is madness a critical look at psychiatry and the future of mental health services
• Crime prevention facts fallacies and the future
• Addressing offending behaviour context practice and values
• Understanding victimisation
• Women and punishment the struggle for justice
• Debating youth justice from punishment to problem solving
• Reduction of drug related harm
• Core issues in policing
• Methods of criminological research
• Surveillance of public space CCTV street lighting and crime prevention
• Mass hate the global rise of genocide and terror
• Durkheim and Foucault perspectives on education and punishment
• culture of control crime and social order in contemporary society
• Crime and everyday life
• Crime science new approaches to preventing and detecting crime
• Crime and criminal justice since 1945
• Rethinking substance abuse what the science shows and what we should do about it
• effects of imprisonment
• Understanding risk in criminal justice
• myth of addiction
• Understanding crime prevention social control risk and late modernity
• Planning for crime prevention a transatlantic perspective
• Handbook of crime prevention and community safety