Deconstructing troubled spaces: an interdisciplinary approach to the criminology of space.

这个博士项目试图强调建造麻烦空间的重要性，作为当今关于犯罪的政策、实践和文献感兴趣的领域。尽管现有文献指出有必要更好地分析对犯罪的空间理解，也有文献讨论方法论解决办法的实用性，但迄今为止还没有关于空间如何构成的实证研究。我建议从各种不同的角度来做这件事，以提供有政策价值的解决方案，以解决问题空间如何影响我们社会的文化、权力和社会动态的生产。

This PhD project seeks to highlight the importance of construction of troubled spaces, as areas interested by today's policy, practice and literature concerning crime. Despite existing literature remarking on the need for better analysis of a spatial understanding of crime, and the availability of literature discussing the practicalities of methodological solutions, no empirical study to date has engaged with how space is constructed. I propose to do this from a variety of different perspectives, to provide policy-worthy solutions to how troubled spaces impact the production of culture, power and social dynamics in our societies.