OPPORTUNITIES, PRECIPITATORS AND CRIMINAL DECISIONS: A REPLY TO WORTLEY'S CRITIQUE OF SITUATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION

By D. Cornish. 2003

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• Public Safety through Private Action: an Economic Assessment of BIDS* (2011, unknown): “Observed crime rates and patterns reflect private choices regarding co-operation and self-protection (Clotfelter,1977; Cook, 1986; Ehrlich, 1996; Cornish and Clarke, 2003).”
• Child Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church (2008, methodology): “They drew on the theoretical framework provided by Cornish and Clarke (2003) and Wortley (2001) to apply four opportunity-reducing techniques to child sexual abuse: increasing effort and increasing risk (from Cornish & Clarke, 2003) and controlling prompts and reducing permissibility (from Wortley,…”
• Examining the modus operandi of sexual offenders against children and its practical implications (2009, methodology): “In the case of sexual offending against children, pornography represents a possible strategy and a facilitator for offenders to commit their crimes (Elliott et al., 1995; Lang & Frenzel, 1988; Langevin & Curnoe, 2004; Smallbone & Wortley, 2000). The highest percentage of sexual offenders against chi”