01979nam a2200229   45000010005000000100015000051000041000201010008000612000154000692100069002232150018002923301226003106060028015366060031015646060013015957000024016087010029016327010023016617010029016847010023017138520013017365562  a2921916096  a20010326d1999       y0pory50      ba  aeng  a100 crime prevention programs to inspire action across the worldfLily-Ann Gauthier, David Hicks, Daniel Sansfaçon, Leanne Salelgdir. Irvin Waller  aMontrealcInternational Centre for the Prevention of Crimed1999  a155 p.d28 cm  aAdministration: Countries, regions, cities and other relevant strategies. Service sector, employment, health, housing, recreation, schools, social services, transport. Formal intervention system: justice, police: Access to justice in difficult neighbourhoods (France); Community-based offender management (Manitoba, Canada). Drugs and therapeutic community (Canada). Pioneers in restorative justice (New Zeland. All female police stations. Camera surveillance and public spaces. Car theft. Cautioning at risk youth. Domestic violence. Domestic violence: police and social workers. Graffiti: public information and responsibility. Hot spots: analysis and problem solving. Policing problem housing estate. Repeat racial victimization. Repeat residential burglary. Repeat victimization performance indicators. Repeat victimization and crime mapping. Residential burglary and the elderly. Specific target: analysis and problem-solving. Street robbery and intelligence-led policing. Vandalism and responsibility. Business sector. Bars and alcohol-related violence. Commercial robbery. Credit card fraud. Delinquency in a shopping centre. Drugs and night clubs. Impaired driving and server intervention. Violence and the media.  aDIREITO PENITENCIÁRIO  aPROGRAMA DE PREVENÇÃO   aCANADÁ  aWALLERbIrvin4300   aGAUTHIERbLily-Ann4070   aHICKSbDavid4070   aSANSFAÇONbDaniel4070  aSALELbLeanne4070  j343.8WAL