Titlebook: Coping with Burglary; Research Perspective Ronald Clarke (Head),Tim Hope (Senior Research Off Book 1984 Kluwer · Nijhoff Publishing 1984 cr

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Burglary in the Community; Patterns of Localisation in Offender-Victim Relations, characteristics and backgrounds of the offenders involved. The key features of high-risk communities relevant to tackling the problem can then be identified and the options for local strategies given context.

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Police Anti-Burglary Strategies in the United States,rm Crime Reports rather than the laws that vary among the 50 states, although in most jurisdictions, statutory definitions roughly parallel that of the FBI. It should be noted that the crime-reporting definition is much more comprehensive than the traditional common law whereby burglary constituted breaking and entering a residence at night.

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Police Burglary Prevention Experiments in the Netherlands,o improve the design of similar programs which were implemented in Amsterdam and Hoogeveen in 1980. Discussions were organized between the police officers involved in The Hague project and their colleagues in the Amsterdam police, who were to introduce a similar program.

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Constantina Safilios-Rothschild countries, about the sorts of people who are at risk and the impact which burglary has on them, and about fear of burglary. The final section of the chapter discusses the policy implications of these findings.