Crime prevention in Australia: beyond 'what works?'.
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, April, 2007 by Cherney, Adrian; Sutton, Adam
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Recent decades have seen governments around Australia launch crime prevention policies to much fanfare. Often, however, achievements have fallen well short of expectations. A key problem is that too many attempts to develop and implement crime prevention have not thought through and articulated what relevant strategies might signify and hope to achieve.
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In the absence of a basic understanding of, and agreement about, the overall enterprise in which central and local players are engaged, program sustainability and drift problems prevail. Attempts to overcome these difficulties simply ...
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