Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

The CPTED vacuum / by Tom McKay.

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"Published in Security Management Magazine, Viewpoint Feature, as “Can CPTED Tunnel Vision Be Cured?” February 1998; also published in the Practitioner, Third Quarter Edition 1998".

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"The CPTED vacuum can occur when an enthusiastic lay-person, lacking police, security or crime-related academic credentials, is exposed to CPTED training and embraces its principles. Armed only with this knowledge, the lay-person, typically a planner or designer, sees it as a panacea against crime and quickly forgets that CPTED was meant primarily to reduce opportunity crime and, in certain circumstances, needs to take to a secondary role."

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