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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Place Management"”.

  1. Place Management in a Correctional Setting

    Since the concept of place management was first introduced to environmental criminology in 1994, much has been learned about its application and usefulness. Through the study of a wide variety of places, it is now recognized that how a place is managed can affect the type and amount of crime that …

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  2. How Central Business Districts Manage Crime and Disorder: A Case Study in the Processes of Place Management in Downtown Cincinnati

    <p>Though there has been considerable research into urban crime, there is little criminological research and theoretical development on central business districts despite the fact these areas are critical in the functioning of cities. In fact, studies often exclude them because of the lack of …

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  3. Vitality and viability in the contemporary English High Street: Understanding the changing relationship between the commercial ‘viability’ and social ‘vitality’ of town centres in a period of economic transition

    The challenge, and in some places the crisis, facing the English town centre is the focus of much political and academic debate. This research analyses the changing relationship between the social vitality and commercial viability in the English town centre from 1945 to the early 2020s, and in …

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