cjm 69: Prevention

A range of issues are examined in this issue

They include: early intervention, preventing corporate crime, CCTV, crime mapping, the government's flagship Sure Start scheme and an interview with the Director of the Social Exclusion Taskforce, Naomi Eisenstadt.

In this edition

Editorial

By Rebecca Roberts and Enver Solomon

Home visiting nurses - preventing crime by improving pre-natal and infant health and development

By David L Olds

Prevention and early intervention with young children: the Sure Start programme

By Karen Clarke

Child criminalisation and the mistake of early intervention

Barry Goldson asserts that history has taught us that diversion is more effective than intervention

By Barry Goldson

Youth justice: rearranging the deckchairs or real reform?

By Rod Morgan

A new approach to 'dysfunctional' Britain

By lain Duncan Smith

Nipping crime in the bud: developmental research and intervention in infancy

By Ros Burnett

Missed opportunities for preventing crime

By Adam Crawford

Reducing victimistion and focusing public spending where it works

By Irvin Waller

Looking at the whole picture: an interview with Naomi Eisenstadt

By Enver Solomon and Roger Grimshaw

Alley-gates: preventing crime or isolating communities?

By Colin Rogers

New wine in old bottles - charting the progress of Labour's crime prevention policy

By Daniel Gilling

Taken in by CCTV Technology

By Nic Groombridge

How do we find out what works?

By Mike Hough

Mapping out crime prevention

By Lisa Tompson

Locking up the victim - domestic violence policy looks in the wrong direction

By Greta Squire

Preventing corporate crime

By Various Authors

Debunking the myth of drugs and criminal behaviour

By Frank Warburton

cjm update

By Enver Solomon