Crime and Fear in Public Places
Towards Safe, Inclusive and Sustainable Cities
Herausgeber: Ceccato, Vania; Nalla, Mahesh K
Crime and Fear in Public Places
Towards Safe, Inclusive and Sustainable Cities
Herausgeber: Ceccato, Vania; Nalla, Mahesh K
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The book aims to illustrate the complexity of patterns of crime and fear in public places with examples of studies on these topics contextualized in different cities and countries around the world.
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The book aims to illustrate the complexity of patterns of crime and fear in public places with examples of studies on these topics contextualized in different cities and countries around the world.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 460
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 857g
- ISBN-13: 9780367371289
- ISBN-10: 0367371286
- Artikelnr.: 59927404
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 460
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 857g
- ISBN-13: 9780367371289
- ISBN-10: 0367371286
- Artikelnr.: 59927404
Vania Ceccato is a Professor at Department of Urban Planning and Environment, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden. Her research covers the situational conditions of crime and fear in urban and rural environments. Gendered safety and the intersectionality of victimization are essential components in her research. She is the author of several books, including Rural Crime and Community Safety and is co-editor of Transit Crime and Sexual Violence in Cities. She is the national coordinator of Safeplaces, which is a network for knowledge sharing between academia and practice devoted to the situational conditions of crime and best practices in situational crime prevention. Mahesh K. Nalla is a Professor in the School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University. His research interest centers on crime governance with a focus on public and private policing. His research has appeared in the Journal of Research and Crime and Delinquency, Justice Quarterly, and Annals of the American Political and Social Science, among others. He has coordinated and led a global project into firearm-related violence prevention programs for the United Nations and crafted the International Protocol Against the Illicit Manufacturing of and Trafficking in Firearms, Ammunition and Other Related Materials, as a supplement to the United Nations Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime.
PART I - Crime and fear in public places: An Introduction
Chapter 1. Crime and fear in public places: Aim, scope, and context
Chapter 2. The circumstances of crime and fear in public places: A Review
of theories
Chapter 3. The architecture of crime and fear of crime: Research evidence
on lighting, CCTV and CPTED features
PART II - The environment
Chapter 4. Do green areas affect crime and safety?
Chapter 5. Safety of urban park users: The case of Poznä, Poland
Chapter 6. The role of public places in Disability Hate Crimes (DHC)
PART III - The movement
Chapter 7. Youth safety in public transportation: The case of Eastern
Mexico City, Mexico
Chapter 8. Transit safety among college students in Tokyo/Kanagawa, Japan
Chapter 9. Women and LGBTI youth at target: Assessing transit safety in Rio
Claro, Brazil
Chapter 10. An analysis of transit safety among college students in Lagos,
Nigeria
PART IV - The users' perspective
Chapter 11. Contested gendered space: Public sexual harassment and women's
safety work
Chapter 12. Sexual harassment in public spaces in India: Victimization and
offending patterns
Chapter 13. Does context matter? Older adults' safety perceptions of
neighborhood environments in Sweden
Chapter 14. Individual and spatial dimensions of women's fear of crime: A
Scandinavian study case
PART V - The metrics
Chapter 15. Contextual determinants of fear of crime in public transit: An
Ecological Momentary Assessment Pilot Study
Chapter 16. Mapping Open Drug Scenes (ODS)
Chapter 17. "Fear in 280 characters": A new approach for over time
evaluation of fear in cybespace
PART VI - The intervention
Chapter 18. Fear of the dark: The potential impact of reduced street
lighting on crime and fear of crime
Chapter 19. Evaluating harm-reduction initiatives in a night-time economy
and music festival context
Chapter 20. Crime and fear in Hollygrove - Building neighborhood resilience
Chapter 21. Safety in the making: An assessment of urban planners practices
in municipalities in Sweden
PART VII - Crime and fear in public places: Conclusions and recommendations
Chapter 22. Crime and fear in public places: A Global look
Chapter 23. Responding to crime and fear in public places: Towards an
agenda for research and practice
Chapter 1. Crime and fear in public places: Aim, scope, and context
Chapter 2. The circumstances of crime and fear in public places: A Review
of theories
Chapter 3. The architecture of crime and fear of crime: Research evidence
on lighting, CCTV and CPTED features
PART II - The environment
Chapter 4. Do green areas affect crime and safety?
Chapter 5. Safety of urban park users: The case of Poznä, Poland
Chapter 6. The role of public places in Disability Hate Crimes (DHC)
PART III - The movement
Chapter 7. Youth safety in public transportation: The case of Eastern
Mexico City, Mexico
Chapter 8. Transit safety among college students in Tokyo/Kanagawa, Japan
Chapter 9. Women and LGBTI youth at target: Assessing transit safety in Rio
Claro, Brazil
Chapter 10. An analysis of transit safety among college students in Lagos,
Nigeria
PART IV - The users' perspective
Chapter 11. Contested gendered space: Public sexual harassment and women's
safety work
Chapter 12. Sexual harassment in public spaces in India: Victimization and
offending patterns
Chapter 13. Does context matter? Older adults' safety perceptions of
neighborhood environments in Sweden
Chapter 14. Individual and spatial dimensions of women's fear of crime: A
Scandinavian study case
PART V - The metrics
Chapter 15. Contextual determinants of fear of crime in public transit: An
Ecological Momentary Assessment Pilot Study
Chapter 16. Mapping Open Drug Scenes (ODS)
Chapter 17. "Fear in 280 characters": A new approach for over time
evaluation of fear in cybespace
PART VI - The intervention
Chapter 18. Fear of the dark: The potential impact of reduced street
lighting on crime and fear of crime
Chapter 19. Evaluating harm-reduction initiatives in a night-time economy
and music festival context
Chapter 20. Crime and fear in Hollygrove - Building neighborhood resilience
Chapter 21. Safety in the making: An assessment of urban planners practices
in municipalities in Sweden
PART VII - Crime and fear in public places: Conclusions and recommendations
Chapter 22. Crime and fear in public places: A Global look
Chapter 23. Responding to crime and fear in public places: Towards an
agenda for research and practice
PART I - Crime and fear in public places: An Introduction
Chapter 1. Crime and fear in public places: Aim, scope, and context
Chapter 2. The circumstances of crime and fear in public places: A Review
of theories
Chapter 3. The architecture of crime and fear of crime: Research evidence
on lighting, CCTV and CPTED features
PART II - The environment
Chapter 4. Do green areas affect crime and safety?
Chapter 5. Safety of urban park users: The case of Poznä, Poland
Chapter 6. The role of public places in Disability Hate Crimes (DHC)
PART III - The movement
Chapter 7. Youth safety in public transportation: The case of Eastern
Mexico City, Mexico
Chapter 8. Transit safety among college students in Tokyo/Kanagawa, Japan
Chapter 9. Women and LGBTI youth at target: Assessing transit safety in Rio
Claro, Brazil
Chapter 10. An analysis of transit safety among college students in Lagos,
Nigeria
PART IV - The users' perspective
Chapter 11. Contested gendered space: Public sexual harassment and women's
safety work
Chapter 12. Sexual harassment in public spaces in India: Victimization and
offending patterns
Chapter 13. Does context matter? Older adults' safety perceptions of
neighborhood environments in Sweden
Chapter 14. Individual and spatial dimensions of women's fear of crime: A
Scandinavian study case
PART V - The metrics
Chapter 15. Contextual determinants of fear of crime in public transit: An
Ecological Momentary Assessment Pilot Study
Chapter 16. Mapping Open Drug Scenes (ODS)
Chapter 17. "Fear in 280 characters": A new approach for over time
evaluation of fear in cybespace
PART VI - The intervention
Chapter 18. Fear of the dark: The potential impact of reduced street
lighting on crime and fear of crime
Chapter 19. Evaluating harm-reduction initiatives in a night-time economy
and music festival context
Chapter 20. Crime and fear in Hollygrove - Building neighborhood resilience
Chapter 21. Safety in the making: An assessment of urban planners practices
in municipalities in Sweden
PART VII - Crime and fear in public places: Conclusions and recommendations
Chapter 22. Crime and fear in public places: A Global look
Chapter 23. Responding to crime and fear in public places: Towards an
agenda for research and practice
Chapter 1. Crime and fear in public places: Aim, scope, and context
Chapter 2. The circumstances of crime and fear in public places: A Review
of theories
Chapter 3. The architecture of crime and fear of crime: Research evidence
on lighting, CCTV and CPTED features
PART II - The environment
Chapter 4. Do green areas affect crime and safety?
Chapter 5. Safety of urban park users: The case of Poznä, Poland
Chapter 6. The role of public places in Disability Hate Crimes (DHC)
PART III - The movement
Chapter 7. Youth safety in public transportation: The case of Eastern
Mexico City, Mexico
Chapter 8. Transit safety among college students in Tokyo/Kanagawa, Japan
Chapter 9. Women and LGBTI youth at target: Assessing transit safety in Rio
Claro, Brazil
Chapter 10. An analysis of transit safety among college students in Lagos,
Nigeria
PART IV - The users' perspective
Chapter 11. Contested gendered space: Public sexual harassment and women's
safety work
Chapter 12. Sexual harassment in public spaces in India: Victimization and
offending patterns
Chapter 13. Does context matter? Older adults' safety perceptions of
neighborhood environments in Sweden
Chapter 14. Individual and spatial dimensions of women's fear of crime: A
Scandinavian study case
PART V - The metrics
Chapter 15. Contextual determinants of fear of crime in public transit: An
Ecological Momentary Assessment Pilot Study
Chapter 16. Mapping Open Drug Scenes (ODS)
Chapter 17. "Fear in 280 characters": A new approach for over time
evaluation of fear in cybespace
PART VI - The intervention
Chapter 18. Fear of the dark: The potential impact of reduced street
lighting on crime and fear of crime
Chapter 19. Evaluating harm-reduction initiatives in a night-time economy
and music festival context
Chapter 20. Crime and fear in Hollygrove - Building neighborhood resilience
Chapter 21. Safety in the making: An assessment of urban planners practices
in municipalities in Sweden
PART VII - Crime and fear in public places: Conclusions and recommendations
Chapter 22. Crime and fear in public places: A Global look
Chapter 23. Responding to crime and fear in public places: Towards an
agenda for research and practice