Handbook of Crime Prevention and Community Safety Book

Pt. I	Background and context	1
1	Introduction : thinking realistically about crime prevention	3
2	Crime prevention in context	14
Pt. II	Approaches to prevention	35
	Introduction	35
3	Seven misconceptions of situational crime prevention	39
4	Developmental crime prevention	71
5	Community crime reduction : activating formal and informal control	107
6	Progress and prospects in the prevention of repeat victimization	143
7	Science in the service of crime reduction	171
Pt. III	Means of preventing crime	199
	Introduction	199
8	Designing products against crime	203
9	Planning out crime : the appliance of science or an act of faith?	245
10	Crime prevention and system design	266
11	Complicity, trading dynamics and prevalence in stolen goods markets	294
12	Reducing the capacity to offend : restricting resources for offending	306
13	Using publicity for preventive purposes	329
14	Youth diversion	355
15	Shifting and sharing police responsibility to address public safety problems	385
Pt. IV	Prevention in practice	411
	Introduction	411
16	The prevention of domestic burglary	417
17	Preventing vehicle crime	458
18	Business and crime	486
19	Violent and sexual crime	516
20	Drugs and alcohol	563
21	The role of perceptual intervention in the management of crime fear	595
Pt. V	The preventive process	625
	Introduction	625
22	Analysis for intervention	629
23	Deciding what to do	674
24	Evaluation for lesson learning	699
25	Partnership and crime prevention	734