Titlebook: What Works in Crime Prevention and Rehabilitation; Lessons from Systema David Weisburd,David P. Farrington,Charlotte Gill Book 2016 Springe

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Community Interventions, at-risk youth and community correctional and reentry programs for adjudicated offenders. Although there is strong meta-analytic evidence for the effectiveness of individualized treatment delivered in a community setting, we know less about the conditions under which community resources can be mobil

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Situational Prevention,nd risk to offenders (Clarke, . 1995). There have been a number of systematic reviews, using the explicitly stated, transparent method adopted and documented by the Campbell Collaboration that focus on assessing the effectiveness of SCP interventions. In this chapter, we review the evidence arising

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Sentencing and Deterrence,nd its victims. Evidence from systematic reviews and meta-analytical studies provides valuable information about the relative effectiveness of these strategies. In this chapter, we use systematic principles to identify systematic reviews and meta-analytical studies of sentencing options and deterren

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Correctional Programs,although availability of these programs is typically inadequate. Programs often focus on educational or vocational deficits or address problems that contribute to crime, such as criminogenic thinking or substance abuse. This chapter summarizes the findings from meta-analyses that examine the effecti

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Qualitative Data in Systematic Reviews,thin the perspective of “what works.” The ability to reveal the inner mechanisms of interventions by shedding light on the contextual variables in the examined policy can help researchers to understand how the examined program works. The integration of methods and data from various sources enables t

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Economic Analyses,er. All report the potential for positive return on investment from programmes that are demonstrated to be effective in reducing crime, offending and re-offending. Economic benefits to taxpayers, victims and wider society can be substantial, with benefits exceeding intervention costs several times o

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Conclusion: What Works in Crime Prevention Revisited,, we ask whether systematic reviews of evidence in interventions in crime and justice have changed our overall understanding of what works. Our assessments of systematic reviews show that there is strong evidence of the effectiveness of crime prevention and rehabilitation programs, policies, and pra