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Urban Crime Prevention

Part of the The Urban Book Series Book Series

Editors: Saraiva, Miguel

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-15108-8

ISBN: 978-3-031-15107-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Oct 29, 2022

1 - 10 of 14 Chapters

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Plural Security: Diverse Disciplines, Multiple Actors

Lasierra, Francesc Guillén

Pages: 3 –26

[The idea of security being an area of the unique competence of Police has always been a fallacy. The Hobbesian idea of the state monopoly of security has also been a myth. It has always been other actors coproducing security (or normative) with the state. Landlords and large companies have...
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Third-Generation CPTED—Integrating Crime Prevention and Neighbourhood Liveability

Saville, Gregory; Mihinjac, Mateja

Pages: 27 –54

[The crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) pioneers first began writing about the connection between environment and crime in the early 1960s. Since then, the theory and practice of CPTED have been adopted by academics and practitioners from a number of different disciplines and...
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Social Work and Policing: Multidisciplinary Vocational Trainings for Urban Security

Stummvoll, Günter

Pages: 55 –74

[The response to social disorder in public places is located in different professions. In this chapter, I present results and implications from an interdisciplinary vocational training project for police prevention officers and social workers. What will happen, if police and social workers get...
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From the Borders and Edges: Youth Cultures, Arts, Urban Areas and Crime Prevention

Guerra, Paula

Pages: 75 –91

[Youth cultures and their place in the city are a favourite topic of social scientists, with more than a century of research existing on this subject. This chapter begins with a diachronic conceptualization of the concept of youth and youth cultures in their different modes of transition to...
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Standardisation and Multidisciplinary Processes in Urban Crime Prevention The Only Crime Prevention Standard in Europe Since the Roman Empire: from the CEN 14383 Series to the Worldwide ISO Standard 22341:2021

van Soomeren, Paul

Pages: 95 –113

[Crime, as well as fear of crime/feelings of insecurity, can be reduced by crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED); a multidisciplinary approach by which a partnership of different stakeholders/actors tackles crime problems in existing environments and prevents crime problems in new...
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Local Safety Contracts: Profiling a Multidisciplinary and Multilevel Cooperation for Crime Prevention

Amante, Ana; Saraiva, Miguel

Pages: 115 –134

[Since the 2009s political framework which promoted a paradigm shift from a reactive to a preventive model of proximity security, Portugal has been integrating new planning policies for crime prevention. Concerns over crime statistics, perceptions of fear and urban and social vulnerabilities have...
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Beyond Simplicity—Urban Security as a Diverse and Transdisciplinary Approach

Schröder, Anke; Schlüter, Melanie; Illi, Maurice

Pages: 135 –155

[According to (Sennett in The uses of disorder: personal identity & city life. W.W. Norton. New York, 1992), urbanity is a result of social processes and a construct that is defined by various components, including insecurities. The aim of crime prevention is to avoid these insecurities. Public...
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The Quarter as New Level of Urban Crime Prevention

Schubert, Herbert

Pages: 157 –187

[The urban quarter represents the central spatial level of action in the city. For the quarter as a new basic urban unit, an integrated and a public welfare-oriented approach is necessary, in which all relevant issues are coordinated spatially, sectorally and temporally. This also includes the...
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Multidimensionality in Geospatial Urban Crime Prevention Modelling and Decision Support: The Case of Porto, Portugal

Saraiva, Miguel; Sá Marques, Teresa; Ribeiro, Diogo; Amante, Ana

Pages: 191 –216

[Striving for safe and secure cities continues to be a top priority in planning and strategic agendas, as feelings of insecurity and urban vulnerabilities often increase regardless of the fluctuations in crime statistics. More and more, it is recognized that creating safe environments is a task...
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Incivilities in Public Spaces and Insecurity. A Case Study in Bologna, Italy

Nobili, Gian Guido

Pages: 217 –243

[The main question for this study on urban aesthetic and fear of crime is how connections between incivilities in public spaces and the public authorities’ engagement in problem solving affect conditions for urban security. The focus is on the city center of Bologna, an Italian metropolis, where...

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