THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DOCUMENTS IN THE NCJRS DATA BASE IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR CATEGORIES. THE FIRST DEALS WITH GENERAL TOPICS SUCH AS THEORY AND ACTIVITIES, DEFINES TERMS OF REFERENCE, AND IDENTIFIES SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTS CONDUCIVE TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS. SEVERAL WORKS DEALING WITH THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND THE COMMUNITY IN JAPAN ARE INCLUDED. THE SECOND CATEGORY PRESENTS MATERIALS CONCERNING POLICE/COMMUNITY CRIME PREVENTION CONTACT SUCH AS SECURITY, CITIZEN PATROLS, AND CITIZEN CRIME REPORTING. THE THIRD CATEGORY DESCRIBES SEVERAL INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS USING COMMUNITY RESOURCES, SUCH AS DRUG PREVENTION PROGRAMS, YOUTH SERVICE BUREAUS, VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS, AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAMS. THE FINAL SECTION CONTAINS MATERIALS DEALING WITH CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY IS ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR WITHIN EACH CATEGORY. MOST ENTRIES ARE MORE RECENT THAN 1970; ONLY ENGLISH-LANGUAGE MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED. THE APPENDIX INCLUDES A RESOURCE LIST OF FEDERAL AGENCIES THAT HAVE PUBLICATIONS IN THE AREA OF COMMUNITY CRIME PREVENTION.