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Title Surveillance of public space : CCTV, street lighting and crime prevention / Kate Painter and Nick Tilley, editors.
Alternative Title CCTV, street lighting and crime prevention
Publication Info Boulder ; London : Lynne Rienner, 2010.


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Descript 269 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
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Note First published in 1999 by Criminal Justice Press.
Contents Editors' introduction: Seeing and being seen to prevent crime / Kate Painter and Nick Tilley -- Privatopia on trial? : property guardianship in the suburbs / Tim Hope -- A review of street lighting evaluations: crime reduction efforts / Ken Pease -- Street-lighting and crime: diffusion of benefits in the Stoke-on-Trent project / Kate Painter and David P. Farrington -- A review of CCTV evaluations: crime reduction effects and attitudes towards its use / Coretta Phillips -- CCTV and the social structuring of surveillance / Clive Norris and Gary Armstrong -- Evaluating "realistic evaluation": evidence from a study of CCTV / Martin Gill and Vicki Turbin -- Yes, it works, no, it doesn't: comparing the effects of open-street CCTV in two adjacent Scottish town centres / Jason Ditton and Emma Short -- Burnley CCTV evaluation / Rachel Armitage, Graham Smyth and Ken Pease -- Context-specific measures of CCTV effectiveness in the retail sector / Adrian Beck and Andrew Willis.
ISBN 1881798186
9781881798224
9781881798187 (hbk.)
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Series Crime prevention studies, v. 10
Crime prevention studies ; v. 10.
Subject Crime prevention.
Television in security systems.
Closed-circuit television.
Street lighting.
Alt author Painter, Kate.
Tilley, Nick.
Alternative Title CCTV, street lighting and crime prevention
Descript 269 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Content text txt
Media unmediated n
Carrier volume nc
Note First published in 1999 by Criminal Justice Press.
Contents Editors' introduction: Seeing and being seen to prevent crime / Kate Painter and Nick Tilley -- Privatopia on trial? : property guardianship in the suburbs / Tim Hope -- A review of street lighting evaluations: crime reduction efforts / Ken Pease -- Street-lighting and crime: diffusion of benefits in the Stoke-on-Trent project / Kate Painter and David P. Farrington -- A review of CCTV evaluations: crime reduction effects and attitudes towards its use / Coretta Phillips -- CCTV and the social structuring of surveillance / Clive Norris and Gary Armstrong -- Evaluating "realistic evaluation": evidence from a study of CCTV / Martin Gill and Vicki Turbin -- Yes, it works, no, it doesn't: comparing the effects of open-street CCTV in two adjacent Scottish town centres / Jason Ditton and Emma Short -- Burnley CCTV evaluation / Rachel Armitage, Graham Smyth and Ken Pease -- Context-specific measures of CCTV effectiveness in the retail sector / Adrian Beck and Andrew Willis.
ISBN 1881798186
9781881798224
9781881798187 (hbk.)
Series Crime prevention studies, v. 10
Crime prevention studies ; v. 10.
Subject Crime prevention.
Television in security systems.
Closed-circuit television.
Street lighting.
Alt author Painter, Kate.
Tilley, Nick.
Alternative Title CCTV, street lighting and crime prevention
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL Reading Room 1st floor HDC  HV 7431 S9  4 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Crime prevention.
Television in security systems.
Closed-circuit television.
Street lighting.
Descript 269 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Content text txt
Media unmediated n
Carrier volume nc
Note First published in 1999 by Criminal Justice Press.
Contents Editors' introduction: Seeing and being seen to prevent crime / Kate Painter and Nick Tilley -- Privatopia on trial? : property guardianship in the suburbs / Tim Hope -- A review of street lighting evaluations: crime reduction efforts / Ken Pease -- Street-lighting and crime: diffusion of benefits in the Stoke-on-Trent project / Kate Painter and David P. Farrington -- A review of CCTV evaluations: crime reduction effects and attitudes towards its use / Coretta Phillips -- CCTV and the social structuring of surveillance / Clive Norris and Gary Armstrong -- Evaluating "realistic evaluation": evidence from a study of CCTV / Martin Gill and Vicki Turbin -- Yes, it works, no, it doesn't: comparing the effects of open-street CCTV in two adjacent Scottish town centres / Jason Ditton and Emma Short -- Burnley CCTV evaluation / Rachel Armitage, Graham Smyth and Ken Pease -- Context-specific measures of CCTV effectiveness in the retail sector / Adrian Beck and Andrew Willis.
Alt author Painter, Kate.
Tilley, Nick.
ISBN 1881798186
9781881798224
9781881798187 (hbk.)

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