Cultural criminology - Revision history

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 ==Security related aspects and benefits==
-Safety measures and security installations solely based on technological approaches can be ineffective if the cultural background of crime situations remain unconsidered. For example youth criminology in schools is raising although technical solutions are implemented. Additional social and school programs might be required.
+Safety measures and security installations solely based on technological approaches can be ineffective if the cultural background of crime situations remain unconsidered. For example, youth criminology in schools is raising although technical solutions are implemented. Additional social and school programs might be required.
 Often, political response is required to ease the social tension (e.g. youth unemployment).

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 Conversely to an overly technological approach to security, '''cultural criminology''' considers dynamic change, pluralism of values, and ethnic diversity.<ref>Garland D.: The Culture of Control: Crime and Social Order in Contemporary Society. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 2001.</ref> [[Culture aspects|Culture aspects]] in urban planning can for the most part be referred to the approach of cultural criminology.
-For example fear of crime can be read as being a cultural factor in the context of the change of the political culture of response to crime. Fear of crime formerly was attributed to localised and situational anxiety, but was later recognised to be a major social problem and characterised by contemporary culture.
+For example, fear of crime can be read as being a cultural factor in the context of the change of the political culture of response to crime. Fear of crime formerly was attributed to localised and situational anxiety, but was later recognised to be a major social problem and characterised by contemporary culture.
 In a similar vein as [[New_urbanism|New Urbanism]], cultural criminology entails a concept of [[vulnerability]] and [[resilience]].

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 ==Description==
-Conversely to an overly technological approach to security, '''cultural criminology''' considers dynamic change, pluralism of values, and ethnic diversity.<ref>D. Garland: The Culture of Control: Crime and Social Order in Contemporary Society. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 2001.</ref> [[Culture aspects|Culture aspects]] in urban planning can for the most part be referred to the approach of cultural criminology.
+Conversely to an overly technological approach to security, '''cultural criminology''' considers dynamic change, pluralism of values, and ethnic diversity.<ref>Garland D.: The Culture of Control: Crime and Social Order in Contemporary Society. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 2001.</ref> [[Culture aspects|Culture aspects]] in urban planning can for the most part be referred to the approach of cultural criminology.
-E.g. fear of crime can be read as being a cultural factor in the context of the change of the political culture of response to crime. Fear of crime formerly was attributed to localized and situational anxiety, but was later recognized to be a major social problem and characterized by contemporary culture.
+For example fear of crime can be read as being a cultural factor in the context of the change of the political culture of response to crime. Fear of crime formerly was attributed to localised and situational anxiety, but was later recognised to be a major social problem and characterised by contemporary culture.
 In a similar vein as [[New_urbanism|New Urbanism]], cultural criminology entails a concept of [[vulnerability]] and [[resilience]].
 ==Security related aspects and benefits==
-Safety measures and security installations solely based on technological approaches can be ineffective if the cultural background of crime situations remain unconsidered. E.g. youth criminology in schools is raising although technical solutions are implemented. Additional social and school programs might be required.
+Safety measures and security installations solely based on technological approaches can be ineffective if the cultural background of crime situations remain unconsidered. For example youth criminology in schools is raising although technical solutions are implemented. Additional social and school programs might be required.
-Often, political response is required to ease the social tension (e.g. youth unemployment etc.).
+Often, political response is required to ease the social tension (e.g. youth unemployment).
 ==Approaches how to address it==

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-'''Cultural criminology''' is and approahc to considering the broader societal contexts of crime, crime prevention, and consequences of preventive measures. It is particularly critical of [[crime prevention by design]].
+'''Cultural criminology''' is and approach to considering the broader societal contexts of crime, crime prevention, and consequences of preventive measures. It is particularly critical of [[crime prevention by design]].
 ==Description==

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+[[File:ae.png|25px|right|This is a page providing background in a specific field of expertise]]
 '''Cultural criminology''' is and approahc to considering the broader societal contexts of crime, crime prevention, and consequences of preventive measures. It is particularly critical of [[crime prevention by design]].

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