Geography of Crime (RLE Social & Cultural Geography)

Multivolume collection by leading authors in the field

• 1. Crime and Place: An Introduction 2. Counting Crime and Analysing Risks: The British Crime Survey 3. Assault and Heat Stress: Dallas As A Case Study 4. Micro-Environments of Violence 5. Geographical Analyses of Residential Burglary 6. Disposition and Situation: Two Sides of the Same Crime 7. Crime in Poland: Trends, Regional Patterns, and Neighbourhood Awareness 8. Behavioural Geography and Criminal Behaviour 9. Burglars’ Choice of Targets 10. Social Relations, Neighbourhood Structure, and the Fear of Crime in Britain 11. The Geography of Social Control: Clarifying Some Themes 12. Policing and the Criminal Area 13. Contesting Consultation: The Political Geography of Police-Community Consultation in London 14. Variations in Punishment in England and Wales 15. Crime Prevention: The British Experience 16. Crime Prevention: The North American Experience