Suchergebnisse

Notes on the geometry of crime / Patricia L. Brantingham and Paul J. Brantingham -- Territoriality and residential crime / Barbara B. Brown and Irwin Altman -- In defense of indefensible space / Denis Wood -- Studying Black crime / Daniel E. Georges-Abeyie -- Crime's threat to land value and neighborhood vitality / Eldon S. Miller -- Crime in public view: surveillance and crime prevention / Pat Mayhew -- Police practices and crime rates: case study of a British city / R.I. Mawby -- Alternative denominators in conventional crime rates / Keith D. Harries -- Crime and mobility / William M. Rhodes and Catherine Conly -- Burglary in Philadelphia / George F. Rengert -- Housing policy and crime in the British public sector / A.E. Bottoms and Polii Xanthos -- Afterword: crime, space, and criminological theory / Paul J. Brantingham and C. Ray Jeffery

In 1977 the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences was formed, with 21 institutes covering a variety of areas. The fundamental principles guiding social science research conducted by this institute & other Chinese agencies include integration of theory & practice & the encouragement of diverse viewpoints. While this second policy was suppressed during the Cultural Revolution, it is now once again being supported. W. H. Stoddard.