Chapter 9 Community Crime Prevention Flashcards
The three theories of crime prevention programming
1) social disorganization theory
2) rational choice theory
3) routine activities theory
Partner versus stakeholder
Partner brings something to the table, works with the project.
Stakeholder has a vested interest but not on the team
Social disorganization theory
High turnover or transience in a neighborhood causes disorder. Little social control,more crime
(Shaw and McKay 1942)
Three types of social control
In relation to the social disorganization theory of crime
1) private; family and neighborhood networks
2) parochial; churches and schools
3) public; police and government
(Bursik and Grasmick)
Rational choice theory
cornish and Clarke
Criminals commit crime when they have a need and the reward outweighs the risk
Routine activities theory
(Felson)
Three elements
1) motivated criminal
2) target
3) lack of guardianship
CPTED
Crime prevention through environmental design