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NCJ Number: 143148 Add to Shopping cart Find in a Library
Title: URBAN DESIGN, SECURITY AND CRIME: PROCEEDINGS OF A NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SEMINAR, APRIL 12 and 13, 1972
Document: PDF
Date Published: 1973
Annotation: This report presents the texts of the presentations at a 1972 seminar that focused on security measures for preventing burglary and stranger-to-stranger crimes that occur in and around residences and businesses in the urban community.
Abstract: Focusing on the reduction of opportunities for crime, the seminar reviewed the state of the art and proposed research and action ideas for the future. An overview discussed trends and changes in the structure of United States society and the relationship of these trends to problems of urban design, urban security, and crime prevention. Individual presentations focused on crime prevention through environmental design, security personnel, facility security, the concept of defensible space in public housing, security codes and ordinances, small business security, personal property identification, and areas in which further research is needed. Tables and appended cost list, sample security code, and 11 references
Main Term(s): Personal Security/Self Protection; Residential security
Index Term(s): Burglary causes; Crime prevention planning; Criminology; Defensible space; Environmental design; Opportunity theory; Police; Property identification; Security codes and ordinances; Situational crime prevention
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Page Count: 122
Format: Document
Type: Conference Material
Language: English
Country: United States of America
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