'Routine activities theory' diaporamas de présentation

Crime and Law Enforcement

Siena Seminar 04/2005. Crime and Law Enforcement. Nuno Garoupa Universidade Nova de Lisboa CEPR, London. OUTLINE Overview of the Economics of Law Enforcement. Introduction Background: The Classical School; The NeoClassical School. The Economics of Deterrence and Law Enforcement

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MODEL ACADEMIC CURRICULUM MODULE 10

MODEL ACADEMIC CURRICULUM MODULE 10. Understanding and Responding to Crime Places. Module 10 Topics. Hot Spots Risky Facilities Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Displacement and Displacement Theory Closing Streets and Alleys to Reduce Crime . Routine Activities Theory.

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Outside Looking In: Stalkers and Their Victims

Outside Looking In: Stalkers and Their Victims. Doris Hall, Ph.D. California State University Bakersfield. Stalking (CA P.C. 646.9). Willfully, maliciously and repeatedly follows or harasses another person, Who makes a credible threat

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The Chinese Procuratorates and A Network for Spatial Study of Crime

The Chinese Procuratorates and A Network for Spatial Study of Crime. Shanhe Jiang, Ph.D. Professor of Criminal Justice University of Toledo Shanhe.jiang@utoledo.edu 419-530-4329 Visiting professor University of Michigan jiangsha@umich.edu

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CRJS 4467 Contemporary Research & Theory Lecture #2 The Structure & Relevance of Theory in Criminology is crimi

CRJS 4467 Contemporary Research & Theory Lecture #2 The Structure & Relevance of Theory in Criminology is criminological theory irrelevant? why is theory important? who writes it? case in point: routine activities theory; social control theory.

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Criminology

Criminology. Presented by C. Delano Gray. Definition. Criminology is a sub-field of sociology dealing with matters related to crime and criminal behavior. It includes fields such as crime statistics , criminal psychology , forensic science , law enforcement , and detective methods.

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Political Economy of Crime

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Understanding and preventing crime: A new generation of simulation models

Understanding and preventing crime: A new generation of simulation models. Nick Malleson and Andy Evans Alison Heppenstall Linda See Mark Birkin Centre for Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy University of Leeds a.j.evans@leeds.ac.uk. Project Background. Started as a PhD/MSc Project

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Critical Approaches to Theories of Crime

Critical Approaches to Theories of Crime. Dr Ann Henry Lecture 1: Tuesday 29th October 2013 Forensic & Applied Cognitive Psychology. Overview of 6 lectures. Lecture 1 (29/10): Critical Approaches to Theories of Crime Lecture 2 (5/11): Sexual Offending (Rape)

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Classical and Neo-Classical Criminology

Classical and Neo-Classical Criminology. Kelly Cheeseman Dial AJ 325. The Backdrop of Classical Criminology. The prior church regime/demonology Challenge of the aristocracy and reign of church Began to examine human nature and social conditions

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Choice Theory

Choice Theory. Development of Choice Theory Concepts of Rational Choice Rationality of Crime Choice Theories of Crime Eliminating Crime and Policy Implications of Choice Theory. The Development of Rational Choice Theory.

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Chapter Three:

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Rational Choice

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