Add to ORKGFirst paragraph: This document provides the background to, and prospects for, undertaking a systematic review of the evidence relating to the effectiveness of asset-focussed interventions against organised crime. It details a principal research question to guide the review and aims to provide an overview of the methods through which relevant studies will be identified and reviewed. This research will be disseminated to the What Works Centre for Crime Reduction (WWCCR), hosted by the UK College of Policing. Specifically, this research contributes to the WWCCR Work Package 2 (WP2), as one of the five work packages commissioned to map the existing evidence base for crime reduction, label this evidence for quality, cost and impact, and make it ...
Objective: To identify and map evaluations of interventions on gang violence usin...
This paper presents a systematic review of organised crime data collection and analysis methods. It ...
How can we reduce criminal behaviour? This important volume presents an extensive review of over 100...
First paragraph: This document provides the background to, and prospects for, undertaking a systemat...
Organised crime is a pernicious problem in many contemporary societies. Asset-focussed interventions...
The results presented in this review will show that the practical effectiveness of asset-focussed in...
To support the development and implementation of evidence-based crime reduction, we systematically i...
This monograph describes research undertaken between 2015 and 2016 into factors precipitating involv...
Database is the result of a systematic search for all systematic reviews and/or meta-analyses with a...
The proliferation and capability of organised crime groups (OCGs), threaten to overwhelm the finite ...
This article presents the protocol for a systematic review of individual‐level risk factors related ...
The United Kingdom has made significant investments in promoting and facilitating evidence-based pol...
Theory and practice in crime prevention and crime reduction have developed and changed significantly...
The ‘What Works Network’, launched in 2013, is a nationally co-ordinated initiative which aims to ...
In this paper we report on a researcher-practitioner collaboration to deliver a crime reduction init...
Objective: To identify and map evaluations of interventions on gang violence usin...
This paper presents a systematic review of organised crime data collection and analysis methods. It ...
How can we reduce criminal behaviour? This important volume presents an extensive review of over 100...
First paragraph: This document provides the background to, and prospects for, undertaking a systemat...
Organised crime is a pernicious problem in many contemporary societies. Asset-focussed interventions...
The results presented in this review will show that the practical effectiveness of asset-focussed in...
To support the development and implementation of evidence-based crime reduction, we systematically i...
This monograph describes research undertaken between 2015 and 2016 into factors precipitating involv...
Database is the result of a systematic search for all systematic reviews and/or meta-analyses with a...
The proliferation and capability of organised crime groups (OCGs), threaten to overwhelm the finite ...
This article presents the protocol for a systematic review of individual‐level risk factors related ...
The United Kingdom has made significant investments in promoting and facilitating evidence-based pol...
Theory and practice in crime prevention and crime reduction have developed and changed significantly...
The ‘What Works Network’, launched in 2013, is a nationally co-ordinated initiative which aims to ...
In this paper we report on a researcher-practitioner collaboration to deliver a crime reduction init...
Objective: To identify and map evaluations of interventions on gang violence usin...
This paper presents a systematic review of organised crime data collection and analysis methods. It ...
How can we reduce criminal behaviour? This important volume presents an extensive review of over 100...