Rebuilding Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

1. Introduction, Rachel Armitage and Paul Ekblom, 2. Redesigning the Language and Concepts of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design - a Specification for an update, Paul Ekblom, 3. Managing Situational and Environmental Crime Prevention: The Unification of Place-Based Crime Theories, Tamara Madensen, 4. Rescuing CPTED from No Man's Land - reconnecting it with Situational Crime Prevention, Architecture and Design, Rachel Armitage and Paul Ekblom, 5. Between the lines of CPTED, SCP and Environmental Criminology: Developing the Theory of Guardianship using Crime Prevention through Environmental Design, Danielle Reynald, 6. The influence of physical attributes of an environment as a potential barrier for law enforcement officers to work efficiently, Thomas Zawisza and Jeffery Walker, 7. Designing crime-free parks: lessons from American and Swedish cities, Ward Adams and Asifa Iqbal, 8. The multiple faces of CPTED and its implications for academia and practice, with a specific focus on South Africa, Tinus Kruger and Karina Landman, 9. Moving Home as a Flight from Crime, Michelle Rogerson and Ken Pease, 10. Simulating CPTED: Computational Models of Crime and the Built Environment, Dan Birks, 11. Commentary One, Bo Gronlund, 12. Commentary Two, Greg Saville, 13. Commentary Three, Paul Cozens, 14. Conclusion, Paul Ekblom and Rachel Armitage.