Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

International strategies and practices / [authored by Holly Johnson and Jennifer Fraser].

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Canadian Policing Research

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Description

1 online resource (x, 57 pages) : charts

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Summary in English and French.

Summary

This report provides an international overview of the successes and challenges of municipally-based crime prevention strategies in order to inform the development and implementation of effective crime prevention strategies in Canadian cities.

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Contents

I. Municipal Government Involvement In Crime Prevention And Community Safety -- Relevance for Canada.
II. Municipal Government Initiatives In The United Kingdom -- Crime Reduction Programme -- Community Safety Partnerships -- Crime and Disorder Partnership Reform -- Setting targets -- Audit and Inspection -- Youth Justice Board -- Anti-social behaviour orders -- Conclusion --
III. Municipal Government Initiatives In Other European Countries-- France -- Belgium -- Sweden -- The Netherlands -- Conclusion --
IV. Municipal-Level Initiatives In The United States -- New York City -- Boston --The Strategic Approach to Community Safety Initiative (SACSI) and Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) -- Weed and Seed -- Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy -- Communities that Care -- Conclusion --
V. Crime Prevention Initiatives In Australia -- State-level strategies -- Conclusion --
VI. International Organizations -- Safer Cities—UN-Habitat -- The World Health Organization’s Violence Prevention Strategy -- Conclusion --
VII. What Have We Learned? -- References.

Series

Making cities safer, 1913-8105 ; no. 1.

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