Part1: Frameworks 1. ‘A Conceptual Model of Crime Prevention’ 2. ‘Preventing Crime: What Works, What Doesn’t, What’s Promising’ Part 2: Paradigms 3. ‘The Chicago Area Project - A 25-Year Assessment’ 4. ‘From Delinquency Treatment to Community Development’ 5. ‘Crime and the Criminologists’ Part 3: Activating the Community 6.‘Community Crime Prevention: An Analysis of a Developing Strategy’ 7.‘Broken Windows’ 8.‘Two Visions of Community Crime Prevention’ 9. ‘Neighborhoods and Violent Crime: A Multilevel Study of Collective Efficacy’ Part 4: Opportunitiesand Risks 10. ‘Social Change and Crime Rate Trends: A Routine Activity Approach’ 11. ‘Situational Crime Prevention: Theory and Practice’ 12. ‘Revictimization: Reducing the Heat on Hot Victims’ Part 5: Preventing Criminality 13. ‘Early Developmental Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency’ 14.‘What Works in Preventing Criminality’ Part 6: Political Programmes 15. ‘Crime, Localities and the Multi-Agency Approach’ 16. ‘Social Crime Prevention a la Thatcher’ 17. ‘Crime Prevention and the Safer Cities Story' 18.‘The Dream of Multi-Agency Crime Prevention: Pitfalls in Policy and Practice’ 19. ‘Community Safety and the Quest for Security: Holding Back the Dynamics of Social Exclusion’ Part 7: The New Politics of Crime Prevention 20.‘The Limits of the Sovereign State: Strategies of Crime Control in Contemporary Society’ 21. ‘The Future of Policing’ 22.The Local Politics of Inclusion: The State and Community Safety’ 23.‘Communitarianism and Law and Order’