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Crime Prevention: Theory and Practice

Stephen Schneider

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Crime Prevention: An Overview Theory and Practice of Crime Prevention: An Overview Dominant Crime Prevention Approaches Situational Crime Prevention and Crime Prevention through Environmental Design Crime Prevention through Social Development Crime Prevention through Social Development for Adolescents and Young Adults Community Crime Prevention Role of Government and Police in Crime Prevention The State and Crime Prevention Policing and Crime Prevention Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating a Crime Prevention Project Crime Prevention Project, Phase One: Planning Crime Prevention Project, Phase Two: Implementing a Crime Prevention Project Crime Prevention Project, Phases Three and Four: Evaluating and Adjusting the Crime Prevention Plan References Index

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Key concepts: Crime prevention, Criminology, Cultural criminology, Situational ethics, Government (linguistics), Fire prevention, Crime control, Political science