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Title: Comparative CPTED Conference
Authors: Clancey, Garner
Armitage, Rachel
Cozens, Paul
Monchuk, Leanne
Brincat, James
Maynard, John
Lake, Tony
Ramsay, Sue
Hayes-Jonkers, Charmaine
West, Jennifer
Kidon, Olivia
Kyriakakis, Allison
Butler, Chris
Lynch, Leonard
Institute of Criminology
Sydney Institute of Criminology
Keywords: crime prevention
CPTED
criminology
Issue Date: 7-Feb-2012
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.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2123/8101
Department/Unit/Centre: Sydney Institute of Criminology
Appears in Collections:Seminars - Institute of Crimminology

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Maynard - Apartment Living in the 21st Century.pdfApartment living in the 21st century: CPTED challenges in creating a sense of neighbourliness – John Maynard (City of Sydney) powerpoint15.68 kBAdobe PDFView/Open
Tony Lake UniSyd Jan 2012.pdfCPTED and Policing: Inextricably Interdependent - Tony Lake (International Chair, International CPTED Association) powerpoint736.49 kBAdobe PDFView/Open
Charmaine2CPTED Conference Sydney_Pp.pdfCairns City, far north Queensland: a city in paradise, but a unique challenge to crime prevention - Charmaine Hayes-Jonkers (James Cook University) powerpoint3.15 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
Charmaine 1CPTED Conference Paper_Sydney_1st_CHJ.pdfThe Role of Private Security in Managing the Night-Time Economy: The Successes and Challenges for Cairns City Charmaine Hayes-Jonkers (James Cook University) powerpoint1.93 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
Leonard Lynch Landscape Architecture and CPTED.pdfLandscape Architecture and CPTED – Leonard Lynch (CLOUSTON Associates) powerpoint3.43 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
James Brincat Cpted_Sydney_2012.pdfThe application of CPTED guidelines and principles in the design and location of park facilities – James Brincat (Parks Victoria) powerpoint8.8 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
Post Earthquake Reconstruction Christchurch and CPTED Sue Ramsay (2).pdfPost-earthquake Reconstruction: Christchurch and CPTED – Sue Ramsey (Christchurch City Council) powerpoint3.32 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
ChrisSU_presentation.v1_FINAL.pdfUrban Designing out Crime: A NZ Experience – Chris Butler (Harrison Grierson, New Zealand) powerpoint101.38 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
Penrith City Council CPTED conference presentation Jan2012.pdfConsiderations for the implementation of CPTED projects: A local government experience – Olivia Kidon and Allison Kyriakakis (Penrith City Council) powerpoint4.75 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
Jennifer West Late Night Safety Audit Presentation - Sydney Conference.pdfLate Night Safety Audits in Adelaide – Jennifer West (Adelaide City Council) powerpoint1.42 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
Leanne Monchuk CPTED Conference 2012.pdfThe Way Forward in Designing out Crime in the UK? Greater Manchester Police Design for Security - Leanne Monchuk (Huddersfield University) powerpoint472.72 kBAdobe PDFView/Open
Leanne Monchuk CPTED Conference 2012.mp3The Way Forward in Designing out Crime in the UK? Greater Manchester Police Design for Security - Leanne Monchuk (Huddersfield University) audio recording27.72 MBMP3View/Open
Cozens-Sydney-CPTED-2012.pdfUse of CPTED by the planning profession in Western Australia - Dr Paul Cozens (Curtin University) powerpoint803.66 kBAdobe PDFView/Open
Cozens-Sydney-CPTED-2012.mp3Use of CPTED by the planning profession in Western Australia - Dr Paul Cozens (Curtin University) audio recording29.81 MBMP3View/Open
Armitage Yes No Definitely Maybe.pdfYes, No, Definitely, Maybe! What Works in Designing out Crime from Residential Housing, and What are the Implications for Policy and Practice - Dr Rachel Armitage (Huddersfield University) powerpoint2.05 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
Armitage Yes No Definitely Maybe.mp3Yes, No, Definitely, Maybe! What Works in Designing out Crime from Residential Housing, and What are the Implications for Policy and Practice - Dr Rachel Armitage (Huddersfield University) audio recording41.88 MBMP3View/Open
Comparative Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) Conference Program.pdfComparative Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Conference Program129.7 kBAdobe PDFView/Open

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