RT Article
T1 Some new forms of functional social control in the Netherlands and their effects
JF The British journal of criminology
VO 36
IS 2
SP 199
OP 219
A2 Toornvliet, Leo
A2 Zandbergen, Anke
A2 Hofstra, Bart
LA English
YR 1996
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1639653430
AB Recent government policy in the Netherlands has supported the introduction of a number of new types of agents of social control. This article, based on the results of two recent research projects (Hauber et al. 1993a, b), focuses on three questions central to the effectiveness and acceptability of three kinds of agents: city wardens, police patrollers, and public transport inspectors. First, objective security: what effects did supervision by different types of agents have on those forms of crime with which the agents were confronted, as observed by the researchers? Secondly, the performance of the agents and the reactions of the members of the public with whom they were in contact will be discussed. Finally, subjective security will be discussed: did the agents have a positive influence on the public's perception of their safety?
K1 Niederlande
K1 Präventionseffekte
K1 Polizei
K1 Prävention
K1 Schwarzfahren
K1 Kriminalitätsfurcht
K1 Kontrolleure
K1 Private Sicherheitskräfte
K1 Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
K1 Modellversuche
K1 Bürgerwehr
K1 Streifentätigkeit
K1 Präventionsprogramme