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<br />'\ <br /> <br />Crime preve'f1118lfmr6tr~ki~ti~1onmental design <br /> <br />From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia <br />(Redirected from CPTED) <br /> <br />Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) is a multi- <br />disciplinary approach to deterring criminal behavior through environmental <br />design. CPTED strategies rely upon the ability to influence offender decisions <br />that precede criminal acts. As of 2004, most implementations of CPTED <br />occur solely within the built environment. <br /> <br /> <br />.... ...... <br /> <br />Criminology and Penology <br /> <br />Theories <br />Anomie <br /> <br />Differential Association Theory <br /> <br />Deviance <br /> <br />Contents <br /> <br />Labeling Theory <br />Rational Choice Theory <br />Social Control Theory <br />Social Disorganization Theory <br />Social Learning Theory <br />Strain Theory <br />Subcultural Theory <br />Symbolic <br />Interactionism . Victimology <br />Types of crimes <br />Blue-collar crime . Corporate crime <br />Juvenile crime <br />Organized crime <br />Political crime' Public order crime <br />Public order case law in the U.S. <br />State crime' State-corporate crime I <br />CPTED was originally coined and formulated by criminologist C. Ray White-collar crime' Victimless crime , <br />Jeffery. A more limited approach, termed defensible space, was developed I Plaid-collar crime <br />concurrently by architect Oscar Newman. Both men built on the previous Penology <br />work of Elizabeth Wood, Jane Jacobs and Schlomo Angel. Jeffery's book, Deterrence' Prison <br />"Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design" came out in 1971, but his <br />Prison reform . Prisoner abuse <br />work was ignored throughout the 1970s. Newman's book, "Defensible Space: <br />- Crime Prevention through Urban Design" came out in 1972. His principles Prisoners' rights. Rehabilitation <br />were widely adopted but with mixed success. The defensible space approach Recidivism' Retribution <br />was subsequently revised with additional built environment approaches Utilitarianism <br />supported by CPTED. Newman represented this as CPTED and credited Criminal justice portal <br />Jeffery as the originator of the CPTED term. Newman's CPTED-improved See also: Wikibooks:Social Deviance <br />defensible space approach enjoyed broader success and resulted in a --~-------- <br />reexamination of Jeffery's work. Jeffery continued to expand the multi-disciplinary aspects of the approach, advances <br />which he published, with the last one published in 1990. The Jeffery CPTED model is more comprehensive than the <br />Newman CPTED model, which limits itselfto the built environment. Later models of CPT ED were developed based on <br />the Newman Model, with Crowe's being the most popular. <br /> <br />. 1 History <br />. 1.1 1960s <br />. 1.2 1970s <br />. 1.3 1980s <br />. 1.4 1990s <br />. 1.5 2000s <br />. 2 Strategies for the built environment <br />. 2.1 Natural surveillance <br />. 2.2 Natural access control <br />. 2.3 Natural territorial reinforcement <br />. 2.4 Other CPTED Elements <br />. 2.4.1 Maintenance <br />. 2.4.2 Activity Support <br />. 3 Effectiveness and criticism <br />. 4 Four obstacles to adopting CPTED <br />. 5 References <br />. 6 External links <br /> <br />History <br />
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