Abstract
The papers presented at this conference provide both international and national crime prevention perspectives on crime prevention from private industry and government. The authors show there are no simple solutions to the prevention of crime but their examples illustrate there is significant potential for the community and all levels of government to work together to effectively reduce crime.
Proceedings of a conference held 4-6 June 1991
Contents
- Crime prevention: the universal challenge
Gilbert Bonnemaison
Crime prevention in Transition
- An Australian perspective
Chris Sumner - Developments in crime prevention in New Zealand: an overview
David Oughton - Prevention or displacement?
Dennis Challinger - 'Opportunity and desire': making prevention relevant to the criminal and social environment
Kayleen M. Hazlehurst
Crime prevention: state perspectives
- Crime prevention: a South Australian perspective
Sue Millbank - An overview of crime prevention in Victoria
Elizabeth McMillan - New South Wales: crime prevention directions for the future
Christine Nixon - Overview of crime prevention in Queensland
Carol Dalglish
The role of the community in crime prevention
- Problems and pitfalls in crime prevention
Rick Sarre - Networking crime prevention
Viktor Urjadko and Graham Setchell - The Good Neighbourhood Program in Victoria
Inez Dussuyer
New directions for police in crime prevention
- Crime prevention: a challenge for police
David A. Hunt - The community, the council and the police: a combination to reduce crime in Footscray
Frank Byrne
Private industry and crime prevention
- Serendipitous crime prevention: success in the private sector
Dennis Challinger
Future directions
- Towards a national approach to crime prevention
Michael Hogan
Workshops: Crime preventions in practice
- Police Deputies Club
Colin W. Cornish - School Watch
Helena Sobulis - Problem-oriented policing: a team approach
Jennifer West [and Al Thomson] - Mapping crime in South Australia
Leanne Weber - The Youth and the Law Project: community crime prevention through youth
Loren Polzot - Croydon: the Good Neighbourhood Program: an innovative approach to youth programs
Allan Murnane - Change the environment and you change the people
Chris Warrior - Queensland Police Service Women's Safety Project
Lisa Rosier - Safety, security and women: an initiative of the Victorian Ministry of Police and Emergency Services and Victoria Police
Pat Thurgood and Ralph Stavely - HomeAssist: a new approach to house security
Bev Doherty - A youth crime prevention program: Blue Light Youth Camps
Robert May - Adelaide central business district crime prevention plan
Andrew Paterson - Urban design
Wendy Bell
Local government and crime prevention
- Noarlunga Together Against Crime
Rob Noble and Graham Prior - Crime prevention and local government in New South Wales
Russell Hogg - New South Wales Police Service crime prevention program on anti-gay/lesbian violence
Sue Thompson