cjm 33: Crime Prevention
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Full list of articles in print version of cjm 33
- EDITORIAL
Penny Fraser and Tim Newburn set the issue in context - COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIPS
Adam Crawford considers the tensions and threats within the new arrangements for tackling crime - ARE WE LETTING SOCIAL POLICY OFF THE HOOK?
Tim Hope looks at recent government proposals regarding crime prevention, and offers three pointers for future practice - POLICING DISORDER
George Kelling and Catherine Coles talk to Ian Loader about their new book 'Fixing Broken Windows - Restoring Order and Reducing Crime in Our Communities' - THE SUSPICIOUS EYE
Clive Norris and Gary Armstrongsubject CCTV operators' definitions of suspicious behaviour and persons to scrutiny - MEETING THE CHALLENGE
Laura Hawksworth of the Audit Commission urges crime and disorder partnerships not to stop at mere compliance with the Act - FROM CRIME PREVENTION TO CRIME REDUCTION
John Thompson Head of the National Crime Prevention Agency in the Home Office, outlines the Government's strategy for reducing crime - A PERSONAL VIEW OF CRIME PREVENTION
John Croft looks at the changing context of crime prevention in the UK today - PREVENTING YOUTH CRIME
Jon Bright advocates a 'whole of Government' approach - COMMUNITIES THAT CARE
Barry Anderson talks to Penny Fraser about the development of this initiative in the UK - GOVERNMENT'S AGENDA FOR LOCAL DEMOCRACY
John Blackmore highlights the importance of viewing community involvement in crime prevention in the context of the recent White Paper on local government reform - PROTECTING US FROM POWERFUL INTERESTS
Hazel Croall reflects on the need to take business crime prevention seriously - CRIME PREVENTION IN RURAL AREAS
Harriet Pierpoint and Daniel Gilling question the transferability of urban models to rural settings