Crime Prevention in the 21st Century

1. Crime Prevention in the Twenty-First Century
Benoit Leclerc, Ernesto U. Savona

Part I. The Offenders’ Perspective on Crime Prevention

2. Learning from the Offenders’ Perspective on Crime Prevention
Scott Jacques, Elizabeth Bonomo

3. Learning About Crime Prevention from Aborted Crimes: Intrapersonal Comparisons of Committed and Aborted Robbery
Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard, Wim Bernasco

4. Learning from Offenders: Some Iatrogenic Effect of Crime Prevention Measures
Martin Gill

Part II. Crime Script Analysis

5. Script Analysis and the SCRIPT Acronym
Benoit Leclerc

6. An Examination of Sexual Offenses Against Women by Acquaintances: The Utility of a Script Framework for Prevention Purposes
Yi-Ning Chiu, Benoit Leclerc

7. Expanding the Script Analytic Approach Using Victim Narratives: Learning About Robberies of Taxi Drivers from the Drivers Themselves
Martha J. Smith

Part III. Crime Mapping and Spatial Analysis

8. Crime Mapping and Spatial Analysis
Michael Townsley

9. Mapping Crime Prevention: What We Do and Where We Need to Go
Martin A. Andresen

Part IV. Social Network Analysis

10. Social Network Analysis and Crime Prevention
Giulia Berlusconi

11. Using Social Network Analysis to Design Crime Prevention Strategies: A Case Study of Methamphetamine Manufacture and Trafficking
David A. Bright

12. Uncovering the Social Pecking Order in Gang Violence
Jasmin Randle, Gisela Bichler

13. Static and Dynamic Approaches of a Drug Trafficking Network
Andrea Giménez-Salinas Framis, Sonia Fernández Regadera

Part V. Agent-Based Modelling

14. Formal Models of the Crime Event: Agent-Based Modelling in Support of Crime Prevention
Daniel Birks

15. Investigating Prevention by Simulation Methods
Charlotte Gerritsen, Henk Elffers

Part VI. Crime-Proofing Legislations

16. Proofing Legislation Against Crime as Situational Prevention Measure
Ernesto U. Savona

17. Crime Proofing of Legislation in Practice: The Case of the 2014 EU Tobacco Products Directive
Stefano Caneppele

18. A New Victorian Era: Getting Crime Out of Commercial Sex
Adam Masters, Adam Graycar

Part VII. Technologies of Crime Prevention

19. Technology, Opportunity, Crime and Crime Prevention: Current and Evolutionary Perspectives
Paul Ekblom

20. Passive WiFi Radar: A New Technology for Urban Area Surveillance
Kevin Chetty, Karl Woodbridge

21. Micro UAV Crime Prevention: Can We Help Princess Leia?
Matthew Ritchie, Francesco Fioranelli, Hervé Borrion

22. Technology for Crime and Crime Prevention: A Supply Side Analysis
Graham Farrell, Nick Tilley

Keywords: Social Sciences, Criminology & Criminal Justice