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Full Description
This book provides an original cross-thematic and wide scope review of crime prevention processes in urban areas that are explicitly based on the cooperation between different scientific and professional fields. Focusing primarily on environmental and community-based crime prevention, this book compiles a peer-reviewed collection of papers and prospective essays that explore how, and to what extent, multi-disciplinarity can be used as a cornerstone for achieving safer cities.
Relying on the input from specialists, researchers, decision-makers, and practitioners from around the world, it covers the various stages from theory to implementation, by discussing theoretical stances, interpreting policy and planning guidelines, uncovering unique educational experiences, and narrating insights and lessons learned from innovative research and practice. Hence, it provides vivid discussions and invaluable insights into processes of partnership building, planning, and management, oriented towards establishing successful mechanism for preventing crime and reducing feelings of insecurity in urban areas.
Contents
Editorial.- Part 1: Multidisciplinarity in theory and education.- Plural security: Diverse disciplines, multiple actors.- Third Generation CPTED - Integrating crime prevention and neighbourhood liveability.- Social work and policing: Multidisciplinary vocational trainings for urban security.- From the borders and edges: Youth cultures, arts, urban areas and crime prevention.- Part 2: Multidisciplinarity in policy and planning.- Standardisation and multidisciplinary processes in urban crime prevention. The only crime prevention standard in Europe since the Roman Empire: From the CEN 14383 series to the worldwide ISO 22341:2021.- Local safety contracts: Profiling a multi-disciplinary and multi-level cooperation for crime prevention.- Beyond simplicity - Urban security as a diverse and transdisciplinary approach.- The quarter as new level of urban crime prevention.- Part 3: Multidisciplinary in research and practice.- Multidimensionality in geospatial urban crime prevention modelling and decision support: The case of Porto, Portugal.- Incivilities in public spaces and insecurity. A case study in Bologna, Italy.- The role of the perception of fear in the disintegration of neighbourhoods and the appearance of crime.- CPTED evolution, from Latin America to the World.- Make the World yours! Arts-based research in action in the Cerco do Porto neighbourhood.- 'A revolution without death'. Hip-hop as a weapon against violence.
