The essays in this volume deal with regulation and control of public drinking; policing alcohol-related violence, drug consumption and public disorder; accident and injury prevention; managing police resources; problem-oriented policing; and auto theft. The book is divided into the following chapters: (1) Regulation of the Licensed Drinking Environment: A Major Opportunity for Crime Prevention; (2) Preventing Alcohol-Related Crime Through Community Action: The Surfers Paradise Safety Action Project; (3) Danger on the Dance Floor: A Study of Interior Design, Crowding and Aggression in Nightclubs; (4) Reducing Pub Hopping and Related Crime; (5) Restoring Public Order in a City Park; (6) Policing the Beat: The Experience in Toowoomba, Queensland; (7) Using Police Enforcement to Prevent Road Crashes: The Randomized Scheduled Management System; (8) Auto Theft in Central Philadelphia; and (9) A Problem-Oriented Approach to Preventing Sex Discrimination in Police Recruitment. References, figures, tables, appendix, notes