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Description
Advocating a preventive strategy of community-based policing to maintain public order, a social study cites the successful implementation of such plans in New York City subways and in San Francisco where serious crime dramatically decreased. 20,000 first printing.
First Sentence
IN A REPORT PREPARED FOR THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON LAW Enforcement and Crime in 1967, Albert Biderman and his social science colleagues presented an important finding from surveys of citizens: fear of crime was strongly related to the existence of disorderly conditions in neighborhoods and communities.
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Authors & Contributors
- George L. Kelling (Author)
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