ROUTINE ACTIVITIES AND CRIME-PREVENTION IN THE DEVELOPING METROPOLIS
ROUTINE ACTIVITIES AND CRIME-PREVENTION IN THE DEVELOPING METROPOLIS
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1745-9125.1987.tb00825.x
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发表时间：
1987-11-01
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影响因子：
5.8
通讯作者：
FELSON, M
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作者：
FELSON, M
日常活动为犯罪者提供了容易的犯罪机会。精明的规划者和管理者可以干预这种传递，将可能的犯罪者（如青少年）从合适的目标（如电视机）流中转移出来。他们可以设计交通以提供“自然监视”。“过去的趋势鼓励犯罪率上升，但发展中的大都市设施可能会扭转这一趋势，将大都市的大部分土地私有化。
Routine activities deliver easy crime opportunities to the offender. Astute planners and managers can interfere with this delivery, diverting flows of likely offenders (such as adolescents) away from streams of suitable targets (such as television sets). They can engineer traffic to provide "natural surveillance." Past trends encouraged crime rate increases, but the developing metropolitan facility could reverse this, privatizing substantial portions of metropolitan turf.