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100			_914944 _aLaycock, Gloria
245			_aCrime, science and policing _h[Recurso electrónico] PDF
520			_aIn almost every country on earth the primary means used by governments in the control of crime involves the use of a criminal justice system – police, courts and prisons etc. This paper will suggest that, important though these are for delivering justice or retribution, they are not fit for purpose in the 21st Century as a major means of crime control. Much greater emphasis needs to be placed on science and experimentation in developing ways to control crime and particularly in stopping it before it happens. The paper argues for the introduction of crime science as an appropriate discipline upon which to base a more rational and empirical approach to crime reduction and discusses the characteristics of this approach and what it might mean in practice.
650		0	_97542 _aPrevención Criminal
650		4	_9597 _a Ciencia policial
773	0		_aEuropean Police Science and Research Bulletin _g. -- Special Conference Edition Nr. 1 p. 123-127 _iEn : _w4910 _x1831-1857
856	4		_uhttps://www.cepol.europa.eu/sites/default/files/science-research-bulletin-2013-conference.pdf
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