Housing, community and crime : the impact of the Priority Estates Project
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Housing, community and crime : the impact of the Priority Estates Project
（Home Office research study, no. 131）（Home Office Research and Planning Unit report）
HMSO, 1993
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Includes bibliographical references p. (105-109)
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内容説明
The residents of certain local authority housing estates suffer relatively high levels of victimization from crime. In addition, their residential environments may be vandalized and poorly maintained. A variety of initiatives going back to the 1970s have been employed to improve conditions on such estates, partly in the hope that the quality of community life will be improved and that crime levels may be reduced. Prominent amongst these is the Priority Estates Project (PEP), sponsored by the Department of the Environment. The research reported here forms part of a joint project with that Department to assess the impact of the Priority Estates Project on housing service delivery, crime and community life. This report focuses on the effect which PEP may have on levels of crime and on community relations. The findings are both rich and complex.
目次
- Crime prevention and the "problem" estate
- Community and crime on the estates
- Implementing PEP - the tenants' perspective
- Community change on the London PEP estate
- Community change on the Hull PEP estate
- The London experience - stability
- The Hull experience: conflicting forces
- Conclusions. Appendix 1 Estimating the effect of PEP - the survey analysis. Appendix 2 Estimating the effect of PEP - the detailed ethnographic observation. Appendix 3 Additional Tables.
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