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Systems Thinking for Sustainable Crime Prevention: Planning for Risky Places

Systems Thinking for Sustainable Crime Prevention: Planning for Risky Places

Name: Systems Thinking for Sustainable Crime Prevention: Planning for Risky Places
Brand: Routledge
SKU: 9781032249865
Price: 491.66 HKD
Availability: InStock
Author: Vania Ceccato; Andy Newton
ISBN: 9781032249865

Edited by Vania Ceccato · Andy Newton

Routledge November 2024

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9781032249865
Publisher: Routledge
Publication: November 2024
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

This book offers a comprehensive overview of areas with elevated levels of crime, which we consider ‘risky places’. These can be facilities, nodes, or paths and can be found everywhere, from small towns to megacities. Crime and fear are examined from the perspective of those who use these places, based on examples from the US, the UK, Sweden, Nigeria, Brazil, China, Australia, and more. Advocating for a systems thinking approach, the book shows what can be learned from risky places, and identifies ways to address their inherent problems. The book also assesses current barriers to applying systems thinking and identifies ways to foster interconnected long-term crime prevention strategies that meet the diverse needs of multiple stakeholders. Aimed at academics, students, and professionals in urban planning, criminology, geography, and related fields, this book is a vital resource for those dedicated to creating safer, more inclusive, and sustainable environments.

1. Introducing risky places for crime.

2. Thinking in risky places as systems.

3. Revisiting the theoretical foundations of risky places.

4. Identifying risky facilities.

5. Analyzing risky nodes.

6. Unraveling risky paths and journeys.

7. Discovering opportunities for actions in risky places.

8. Re-framing methods for systems thinking for risky places.

9. Exemplifying the governance of risky places.

10. Activating systems thinking for sustainable crime prevention

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