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ICPC Documentation Centre

The ICPCs documentation centre gathers over 3000 documents related to crime prevention. This includes documentation on national prevention policies, diverse initiatives and programs, statistics, reports and other articles on subjects such as violence against women, juvenile delinquency, drugs, and urban security.

The ICPC collection is open to the public from 10 am to 4 pm (Est), Monday-Friday.

Recent additions to the ICPC documentation centre: 

Reports:

Allan, A. & Dawson, D. (2004). Assessment of the risk of reoffending by indigenous male violent and sexual offenders (Trends & Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice; no 280), Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology.

Subjects: Australia; Sexual offenders; Violent offenders; Indigenous people; Aboriginal people; Reoffending; Risk factors.

City Council of Nairobi (2004). Safer city for all : Nairobi crime prevention and urban safety strategy Phase 1 - 2004-2006, Nairobi : Safer Nairobi Secretariat and Safer Cities Programme.

Subjects: Kenya; Nairobi; Crime prevention strategy; Urban safety.

Colombo, A. (2004). Dispositif de concertation et de négociation de groupe à groupe auprès des jeunes de la rue à Montréal (2001-2004) - Rapport d’évaluation, Montréal : Fondation de la famille J.W. McConnell.

Sujets : Canada; Montréal; Jeunes de la rue; Dispositif de concertation et de négociation de groupe; Évaluation; Autonomie sociale; Médiation et conciliation.

Kong, R. (2004). Les services aux victimes au Canada, 2002-2004 (Juristat; vol.24, no 11), Ottawa: Statistique Canada.

Sujets : Canada; Statistiques; Victimes d’actes criminels; Services; Justice réparatrice.

McSherry, B. (2004). Risk assessment by mental health professionals and the prevention of future violent behaviour (Trends & Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice; no 281), Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology.

Subjects: Australia; Risk assessment; Violent behavior; Mental health perspective.

Parkinson, S. (2004). Tackling crimes against small businesses: Lessons from the Small Retailers in Deprives Areas Initiative (Home Office Development and Practice Report; no. 29), London: Home Office.

Subjects: England; Business crime; Good practices; Closed circuit television; CCTV; Implementation.

Ratini, N. [et al.] (2004). Sécucités drogues: Formation pilote à la prévention et au traitement des toxicomanies pour élus et acteurs locaux de petites et moyennes villes = Secucities droghe: Formazione pilota in materia du prevenzione e di trattamento delle e operatori locali di citti mediopiccole (Sécurité & démocratie), Paris : Forum européen pour la sécurité urbaine.

Sujets : Programme sécucités drogues; Observatoire Européen des Drogues et des Toxicomanies; Belgique; Liège; Politique locale concertée en matière de drogues.

Richards, J.C. [et al.] (2004). Understanding male domestic partner abusers (Trends & Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice; no 283), Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology.

Subjects: Australia; Domestic violence USE Family violence; Prevention programs; Men's behaviour change program; Program evaluation.

Singer, L. (2004). Reassurance policing: An evaluation of the local management of community safety (Home Office Research Study; no 288), London: Home Office.

Subjects: England; Local management; Community safety; Policing; Fear of crime; The reassuring policing project; Program evaluation.

Thomas, M. (2004). Statistiques sur les tribunaux de juridiction criminelle pour adultes, 2003-2004 (Juristat; vol.24, no 12), Ottawa : Statistique Canada.

Sujets : Canada; Statistiques; Tribunaux; Crimes contre la personne; Homicide; Agressions sexuelles; Vol; Voies de fait; Fraude; Prostitution; Crimes reliés à la drogue; Harcèlement; Probation.

Ville de Québec (2004). Politique de sécurité urbaine, Québec : [l'auteur].

Sujets : Canada; Québec; Politique de sécurité urbaine.

Wood, M. (2004). Perceptions and experiences of antisocial behaviour (Research Findings; no 252), London: Home Office.

Subjects: England; Antisocial behavior; Risk factors.

Journal:

(2004). British Journal of Criminology, Vol.44, no 5, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

The articles presented are:

‘Against ‘Green’ criminology’
‘The development of black police associations: Changing articulations of race within the police’
‘Researching police transformation: The ethnographic imperative’
‘In proportion: Race, and police stop and search’
‘Anti-social parental behaviour, problematic parenting and aggressive offspring behaviour during adulthood: A 25-year longitudinal investigation’
‘Repeat personal victimization: Random effects, event dependence’
‘Experience and expression: Social and cultural significance in the fear of crime’
‘An ambiguous participant: The crime victim and criminal justice decision-making’