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ISSN (series): 1065-7029 ISBN (volume 1 only): 1-881798-00-3
Contents EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION by Ronald V Clarke
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WHAT WORKS IN CRIME PREVENTION: AN OVERVIEW OF EVALUATIONS BarryPoyner
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CONTROLLING CRIME FACILITATORS: EVIDENCE FROM RESEARCH ON HOMICIDE AND SUICIDE David Lester
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SITUATIONAL DETERRENCE: FEAR DURING THE CRIMINAL EVENT Maurice Cusson
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CRIME PREVENTION AND THE COSTS OF AUTO THEFT: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS Simon Field
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AN EXPERIMENT ON THE PREVENTION OF SHOPLIFTING David P. Farrington, Sean Bo wen, Abigail Buckle, Tony Burns-Howell, John Burrows and Martin Speed
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CREDIT CARD FRAUD PREVENTION: A SUCCESSFUL RETAIL STRATEGY Barry Masuda
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FARE EVASION AND AUTOMATIC TICKET COLLECTION ON THE LONDON UNDERGROUND Ronald V Clarke
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PUBLIC TRANSPORT SAFETY: A COMMUNITY RIGHT AND A COMMUNAL RESPONSIBILITY Kerri Carr and Geoff Spring
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SITUATIONAL PREVENTION OF PUBLIC DISORDER AT THE AUSTRALIAN MOTORCYCLE GRAND PRIX Arthur Veno and Elizabeth Veno
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VICTORIA'S SPEED CAMERA PROGRAM Michael G. Bourne and Ronald C. Cooke
