Yes, No, Definitely, Maybe! What Works in Designing out Crime from Residential Housing, and What are the Implications for Policy and Practice?

Armitage, Rachel

Yes, No, Definitely, Maybe! What Works in Designing out Crime from Residential Housing, and What are the Implications for Policy and Practice?

Armitage, Rachel (2012) Yes, No, Definitely, Maybe! What Works in Designing out Crime from Residential Housing, and What are the Implications for Policy and Practice? In: Comparative Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) Conference, January, 2012, The University of Sydney , Australia. (Unpublished)

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Abstract

The Sydney Institute of Criminology (University of Sydney) hosted a one-day Comparative CPTED Conference on 24 January 2012. This conference explored recent developments in CPTED practice and theory and brought together an exciting array of academics and practitioners from England, New Zealand, Western Australia, Victoria, Queensland and other locations. National trends and local case studies revealed different approaches and innovative developments in CPTED practice from numerous jurisdictions.