Crime And Planning: Building Socially Sustainable Communities (Hb 2013) Hardcover

Published in hardcover in 2013, "Crime and Planning: Building Socially Sustainable Communities" likely explores the crucial intersection between urban planning, community development, and crime prevention. This book probably examines how the design and management of the built environment can influence crime rates and contribute to the creation of safer and more socially sustainable communities. Expect discussions on principles of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), the impact of urban form on social cohesion and informal surveillance, the role of community engagement in crime prevention strategies, and the integration of safety considerations into planning policies and practices. The book may also address issues of social equity, access to resources, and the creation of inclusive environments as factors that can contribute to both community well-being and reduced crime. This resource would be valuable for urban planners, architects, policymakers, criminologists, and community development professionals interested in creating safer, more vibrant, and socially sustainable urban environments.