'Situational crime prevention' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction

Introduction. Pieter hartel. Queensland hacker jailed for revenge sewage attacks. Russian hacker jailed for porn on video billboard. Engineers ignored the human element. Once a happy family dedicated to universal packet carriage. Keeping honest people honest with the netiquette.

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Introduction

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Become a Problem-Solving Crime analyst (In 55 Small Steps)

Become a Problem-Solving Crime analyst (In 55 Small Steps) . Ronald V. Clarke Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Problem-Oriented Policing Conference Charlotte, 28-30 October 2004. Written by John Eck and me Commissioned by UK Home Office

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Space-Time Modelling to support local policing

Space-Time Modelling to support local policing. Robert Haining Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, England. AAG; New York; Feb 2012. INTRODUCTION Recent trends in policing in the UK (Crime and Disorder Act 1998):

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Situational Criminology/Crime Prevention

Situational Criminology/Crime Prevention. Sam Poyser. Aims. What is situational criminology/crime prevention The case against traditional criminology & for situational criminology Routine Activities & Rational Choice theories explained Hot spots (briefly) & Hot products

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Situational crime prevention: what we know and what we are starting to understand.

Situational crime prevention: what we know and what we are starting to understand. Professor Kate Bowers UCL Department of Security and Crime Science University College London (UCL). Overview. Situational prevention: what we know What are situational approaches?

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Individual Views of Delinquency

Individual Views of Delinquency. Choice Theory and Classical Criminology The Rational Delinquent Shaping Delinquent Choices Personal Freedom Getting a Job Joining a Gang Choosing Delinquent Acts The Seductions of Crime. Individual Views of Delinquency. Routine Activities

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Choice Theory. The Development of Rational Choice Theory. Roots in the classical school of criminology developed by Cesare Beccaria. Beccaria called for fair and certain punishment to deter crime

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CRIME PREVENTION AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT IN TANZANIA

CRIME PREVENTION AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT IN TANZANIA. By Ludigija Boniface Bulamile, Lecturer, Department of Architecture, University College of Lands and Architectural Studies Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. KEY WORDS. Crime Crime Prevention: Strategies Safety Security

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Classical and Neoclassical Perspectives

Classical and Neoclassical Perspectives. Lesson 4. Classical and Neoclassical Perspectives Lesson Overview. From theology to science Causes of crime and deviance: gods and demons Age of reason Classical school of criminology Rise of positivism Neoclassical Perspectives:

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. Reducing Criminal Opportunities Through Environmental Manipulation. Some Perspective. This chapter is concerned with environmental criminology What is environmental criminology? Assumes there is little that can be done to change criminals Focus is on what can be done about crime

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Design out Crime

Design out Crime. Liane Hartley Principal Socio-Economic Consultant Capita Symonds. Liane Hartley Principal Scio-Economic Consultant. Designing - Out-Crime: An Integrated Approach. Relationship between environment & criminal behaviour. Every crime occurs in a particular place.

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25 Techniques of Situational Crime Prevention

25 Techniques of Situational Crime Prevention . Ronald V. Clarke Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey Problem-Oriented Policing Conference Charlotte, October 28-30, 2004. This presentation. Explain Situational Prevention (SCP) Compare POP and SCP Development of 25 techniques

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Situational Prevention of Youth Sexual Violence and Abuse

Situational Prevention of Youth Sexual Violence and Abuse. Richard Wortley Griffith University Brisbane Australia . Why focus on situations?. All behaviour is a result of person and situation The potential to commit crime is widely distributed in the community

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