Preface Part 1: Background and context 1. Introduction, Nick Tilley 2. Crime prevention in context, Gordon Hughes and Adam Edwards Part 2: Approaches to prevention Introduction, Nick Tilley 3. Seven misconceptions of situational crime prevention, Ronald V. Clarke 4. Developmental crime prevention, Ross Homel 5. Community crime reduction, George L. Kelling 6. Progress and prospects in the prevention of repeat victimisation, Graham Farrell 7. Science in the service of crime reduction, Ken Pease Part 3:Means of preventing crime Introduction, Nick Tilley 8. Designing products against crime, Paul Ekblom 9. Planning out crime, Henry Shaftoe and Tim Read 10. Crime prevention and system design, Nick Tilley 11. Complicity, trading dynamics and prevalence in stolen goods markets, Mike Sutton 12. Reducing the capacity to offend, Martin Gill 13. Using publicity for preventive purposes, Kate Bowers and Shane Johnson 14. Youth diversion, Tim Newburn and Anna Souhami 15. Shifting and sharing police responsibility to address public safety problems, Michael S. Scott Part 4:Prevention in practice Introduction, Nick Tilley 16. The prevention of domestic burglary, Niall Hamilton-Smith and Andrew Kent 17. Preventing vehicle crime, Barry Webb 18. Business and crime, Matt Hopkins and John Burrows 19. Violent and sexual crime, Mike Maguire and Fiona Brookman 20. Drugs and alcohol, Tim McSweeney and Mike Hough 21. The role of perceptual intervention in the management of crime fear, Jason Ditton and Martin Innes Part 5: The preventive process Introduction, Nick Tilley 22. Analysis for intervention, Alex Hirschfield 23. Deciding what to do, Gloria Laycock 24. Evaluation for lesson learning, John E. Eck 25. Partnership and crime prevention, Daniel Gilling
