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International Perspectives of Crime Prevention 3

International Perspectives of Crime Prevention 3

Paperback	184 Pages
Publisher	Forum Verlag; Volume: 1 (14. April 2011)
Language	English
ISBN-10	3936999880
ISBN-13	978-3936999884
Size	21,1 x 14,8 x 1,1 cm
Price	18 Euro

Index

Crime Prevention: An International Journey

Criminal Policy in Sweden – from rehabilitation to prison?

Annalena Yngborn

Festvortrag des Bundesministers des Inneren "Was hält die Gesellschaft zusammen?"

Wolfgang Schäuble

Hannoveraner Erklärung 14. DPT

DPT – Deutscher Präventionstag

Klasse2000 - an elementary school-based program for health promotion and prevention of violence and substance-abuse

Christina Storck

Overview of Crime Prevention at European level

Monika Olsson, Detlef Otto Bönke

Overview of Crime Prevention in Regions and Communities. The Example of Lower Saxony

Burkhard Hasenpusch, Marc Coester

Overview of Crime Prevention in the World

Papilio® - Program in kindergartens for primary prevention of behavioural problems and support in social-emotional competence for kindergarten children.

Social Capital and Community Participation: Experiences of crime prevention in informal settlements of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Gabriela de Freitas Barbosa

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