Crime Prevention through Housing Design

1. Introduction
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Part I. Reducing Residential Crime through Design — Theory, Policy and Practice

2. Exploring the Theoretical Links between Design and Crime
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3. From Theory to Practice: Reducing Residential Crime through Design in Practice within England and Wales
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4. From Theory to Practice: Consideration of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design within Policy and Guidance (England and Wales)
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5. International Perspectives on Planning for Crime Prevention
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Part II. What Works in Reducing Residential Crime through Design

6. The Impact of House Design on Levels of Crime and Fear of Crime
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7. The Impact of Road Layout on Levels of Crime and Fear of Crime
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8. The Impact of Surveillance on Levels of Crime and Fear of Crime
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9. The Impact of Car Parking Design on Levels of Crime and Fear of Crime
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10. Synergies and Tensions between Security and Sustainability
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11. Can Designing Out Crime Interventions Sustain Crime Reduction Benefits?
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12. Conclusion
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Nyckelord: Architecture / Design, Design, general, Policing, Social Policy, Crime and Society, Urban Studies/Sociology, Criminology and Criminal Justice, general