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CPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templatech that is generally refereed to as Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). While a substantial portion of the available literature has been amassed, this bibliography is not exhaustive. Instead, it is focused upon research and publications that pertain to crime in open spaces.The bib CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templateliography consists of relevant examples from CPTED as well as related areas. For example, the effects of crime on park patrons is an important issue,CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
but the lack of research in this area requires that general public responses to crime be examined. The result is a compilation of literature that has CPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template o2design(g)wsu.edu. either through an attachment or in the body of an email message.NOTE: All works have been entered according to the Publication Manual of the APA (4th ed.). sans underlining. Works in Bold include annotations.The CPTED Page (http://www.theqrtedpage.wsu.edu) was made possible thro CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templateugh the generous support of the USDA Forest Service North Central Fotest Expet iment Station, and the Washington State University Department of HoiticCPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
ultme and Landscape Architecture. Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of the sponsors or their employees.iff III |\Abrams. G.. CPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-TemplateH: The Ohio State University. City & Regional Planning 851. Precinct Planning.This guide was developed within a university course as a product for the community. The manual addresses ways by which the planning, design and maintenance of the environment may aid in reducing crime. It details the follo CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templatewing six approaches: 1) increase personal guardianship, 2) increase natural surveillance, 3) increase visual control, 4) impede the criminal's approacCPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
h and escape, 5) increase territoriality, and 6) increase sense of community. The net product is a good introduction to practical measures which citieCPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template The risk of detection. Journal of Quantitative Criminology. 6. 117-130.This work examines means by which the likelihood of an offender being detected may be calculated. However, the formulas presented are not meant to be applied at the individual or situational level, rather they are for estimating CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template figures for the populous of offenders. The authors discuss "the dark figure" (i.e., the number of "crimes not detected and crimes not reported") andCPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
"the clearance rate" (i.e., "the percentage of the crimes reported whichare considered cleared" by police). The authors also point out that detection CPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templateact, versus all possible means of being detected (e.g., post facto). Surprisingly, the authors do not believe that offenders have much control over getting "caught red-handed", saying that "to get caught in the act is a random occurrence.”Ahlstrom. R. V. N.. Adair. M., Euler. R. T.. & Euler. R. c. ( CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template1992). Pothunting in Central Arizona: The Perry Mesa archeological site vandalism study (Cultural Resources Report No. 13). Washington. DC: U.S. GoverCPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
nment Printing Office.CPIED Bibliography - Ihc CRIED PageAlfano, s. s., & Magill, A. w. (Eds.). (1976). Vandalism and outdoor recreation: Symposium prCPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templatetween crime and the built environment: Vol. 1- The current state of knowledge. Washington, DC: National Institute of Justice, LEAA, U.S. Government Printing Office.Amir, M. (1971). Patterns in forcible rape. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago.Andropogon Associates. (1989). Landscape management and r CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templateestoration program for the woodlands of Central Park. Report for Central Park Administration, New York city.Angel, s. (1968). Discouraging crime throuCPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
gh city planning (paper No. 75). Berkeley, CA: Center for Planning and Development Research, University of California at Berkeley.In this early work tCPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templateenvironmental crime prevention through (urban planning). We have tried at this stage to work out a theoretical structure in which this type of crime prevention can be made possible. There has been at this point no serious attempt to face the difficulties of implementation of these proposals.....I ha CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templateve taken the position of advocate planner in suggesting possible modifications....to meet particular needs for safety." The paper is brief (37 pg.) buCPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
t includes sketches to illustrate proposed layouts.Archea, J. c. (1985). The use of architectural props in the conduct of criminal acts. Journal of ArCPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templateural and Planning Research, 2, 227-229.Ash, M. (1975). Architecture, planning and urban crime. Proceedings of the National Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders Conference. London, England, UK: NACRO.Athena, Research Corporation. (1981). Robber interview report. Presented to the Cri CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templateme Committee of the Southland Corporation, June 9, 1991. Dallas, TX.Atkins, s., Husain, s., & Storey, A. (1991). The influence of street lighting on cCPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
rime and fear of crime (Paper 28). London: Home Office, Crime Prevention Unit.Responding to the lack of hard data on street lighting's impact on crimeCPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templateudy found "No evidence...to support the hypothesis that improved street lighting reduces reported crime.... [ojlthough some areas and some crime types did show reductions in night-time crime relative to daylight control." Additionally, it found "(t]he perceived safety of women walking alone after da CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templaterk in the re-lit area was improved, but few other effects were statistically significant."Atlas, R., & LeBlanc, w. G. (1994). Environmental barriers tCPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
o crime. Ergonomics in Design, 9-16.Ayoob, M. F. (1992). The truth about self-protection. New York: Bantam Doubleday.BBabs, Y., & Austin, M. (1989). NCPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template-780.Bacaioa. M., Kuo. F. E.. & Sullivan, w. c. (submitted). Trees, sense of safety, and preference for outdoor spaces in urban public housing. Submitted to Environment and Behavior.CPILD BíblíQQrứpiìì' - Ihe CPILD Page"One hundred residents of Chicago's Robert Taylor Homes rated computer simulation CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templates of different landscape treatments of un outdoor space in terms of preference and safely. The simulations of the space varied in the number of trees,CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
tree arrangement, subspaces created by the trees, and level of landscape maintenance. Results indicate thal-contrary to views of the police-outdoor rCPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researc CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template Implications for design and policy are discussed."Baldwin, J., & Bottoms, A. (1976). The urban c riminals: A study in Sheffield. London: Tavisloc k Institute OÍ Human Relations.Barr, R., & Pease, K. (1990). Crime placement, displacement and deflection. In M. Tonry and N. Norris (Eds.), Crime and ju CPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Templatestice: A review of research, 12. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.Barr, R., & Pease, K. (1992). A plac e for every crime and every crime in its plCPTED-Annotated-Bibliography-Word-Format-Free-Template
ace: An alternative perspec tive on (rime displacement. In D. I. Evans, N. R. Fyfe and D. T. Herbert (Eds.), Crime, policing and place: Essays in enviCPTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThis bibliography aspires to share with experienced and inexperienced readers alike a cross-section of the body of researcGọi ngay
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