George L. Kelling | Academic Influence

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According to Wikipedia, George Lee Kelling was an American criminologist, a professor in the School of Criminal Justice at Rutgers University–Newark, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, and a fellow at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He previously taught at Northeastern University.

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George L. Kelling's Published Works

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BROKEN WINDOWS: THE POLICE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD SAFETY (1982) (2598)
The Kansas City preventive patrol experiment : a summary report (1974) (309)
The police and neighborhood safety Broken Windows (2017) (282)
Do Police Matter? An Analysis of the Impact of New York City's Police Reforms (2001) (254)
Fixing Broken Windows (1995) (234)
The Kansas City preventive patrol experiment : a technical report (1974) (123)
Declining crime rates: Insiders' views of the New York City story (1998) (120)
THE KANSAS CITY PREVENTIVE PATROL EXPERIMENT (2004) (115)
Aquiring a Taste for Order: The Community and Police (1987) (53)
Moving the Work of Criminal Investigators Towards Crime Control (2011) (40)
Crime and Policing (2008) (32)
Police Field Services and Crime: The Presumed Effects of a Capacity (1978) (31)
“BROKEN WINDOWS” CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE (2015) (26)
Community crime reduction: activating formal and informal control (2005) (17)
An Author’s Brief History of an Idea (2015) (14)
64 JUVENILE JUSTICE : A STUDY OF NATIONAL JUDICIARIES FOR THE UNITED NATIONS ASIA AND FAR EAST INSTITUTE FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRIME AND THE TREATMENT OF OFFENDERS (2010) (14)
Police and the Reclamation of Public Places: A Study of MacArthur Park in Los Angeles (2010) (11)
Toward New Images of Policing: Herman Goldstein's Problem-oriented Policing (1992) (10)
‘Broken Windows’ and the culture wars: a response to selected critiques (2013) (10)
Papers Subway Graffiti in New York City : " Gettin Up " vs . " Meanin It and Cleanin It " (2006) (10)
A response to “what happened to patrol operations in Kansas City?” (1975) (10)
The Historical Legacy (1987) (9)
POLICE UNIONS, POLICE CULTURE, THE FRIDAY CRAB CLUB, AND POLICE USE OF FORCE. (1995) (8)
Juveniles and Police: The End of the Nightstick (1987) (6)
Neighborhoods and police: The maintenance of civil athority (1990) (5)
The Dallas Experience: Organizational Reform, Volume I.@@@The Dallas Experience: Human Resources Development, Volume II. (1980) (3)
Why Did People Stop Committing Crimes? An Essay About Criminology And Ideology (2000) (3)
Perspectives on Crime and Justice: 1997-1998 Lecture Series: (520872006-001) (1998) (3)
TRANSIT POLICE AND THEIR COMMUNITIES. (1991) (2)
The Hired Hand and the Lone Wolf (1984) (2)
Federally Funded Community Crime Control: Urban Initiatives Anti-Crime Program (1986) (2)
Perspectives on Crime and Justice: 1997-1998 Lecture Series. Volume II. Research Forum. (1998) (2)
Broken Windows: The Core Ideas (2016) (1)
Stresses Accompanying the Professionalization of Correction (1971) (1)
Caught in a Crossfire of Concepts (1968) (1)
Police Innovation: Advocate Of “broken windows,” criminology, and criminal justice (2006) (1)
COLUMBIA’S COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITIES PROGRAM: A CASE STUDY (2004) (1)
Advocate (2019) (0)
NEW APPROACHES TO FIGHTING CRIME (II) (2006) (0)
Book Reviews : The Private Police: Security and Danger, James S. Kakalik and Sorrel Wildhorn, eds. Pp. 509. New York, Crane Russak, 1977. $24.50 (1979) (0)
Policing in Milwaukee: A Strategic History (2015) (0)
Public safety in Boston (1983) (0)

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