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Gloria Laycock

Criminal Justice

#170

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#195

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Criminology

#132

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#148

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Gloria Laycock

Sociology

#2442

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#2711

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Gloria Laycock's Degrees

Bachelors Sociology University of Essex

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Why Is Gloria Laycock Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Gloria Laycock was the founding Director of the Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science at University College London , and ran UCL's Centre for Security & Crime Science. She is an internationally renowned expert in crime prevention, and especially situational approaches which seek to design out situations which provoke crime.

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Gloria Laycock's Published Works

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The Value of Crime Scripting: Deconstructing Internal Child Sex Trafficking (2011) (104)
Situational crime prevention : from theory into practice (1986) (87)
REDUCING CRIME ON THE LONDON UNDERGROUND - AN EVALUATION OF THREE PILOT PROJECTS (1992) (81)
Revictimisation: Reducing the heat on hot victims (1999) (71)
Policing and Neighbourhood Watch: Strategic Issues (1985) (62)
Exploring internal child sex trafficking networks using social network analysis (2011) (59)
Defining crime science (2005) (53)
Implementing Crime Prevention (1995) (53)
Document Title: Working Out What to Do: Evidence-Based Crime Reduction (2002) (52)
Organised crime and crime scripts: prospects for disruption (2013) (50)
Hypothesis-Based Research: (2001) (48)
Debuts and legacies: the crime drop and the role of adolescence-limited and persistent offending (2015) (45)
Theft in price-volatile markets : On the relationship between copper price and copper theft (2013) (44)
Property Marking : a deterrent to domestic burglary ? (2005) (43)
Joining up Research, Policy and Practice about Crime (2000) (32)
Deciding what to do (2005) (23)
RV snapshot: UK policing and repeat victimisation (2000) (23)
What is crime science? (2018) (23)
Research for Police: Who Needs It? (2001) (23)
Crime science: editorial statement (2012) (22)
From Central Research to Local Practice: Identifying and Addressing Repeat Victimization (2000) (22)
Repeat victimization: lessons for implementing problem-oriented policing. (2003) (18)
Police Force Cautioning: Policy and Practice (1985) (17)
Crime Prevention Within the Probation Service (1985) (17)
Crime Prevention in Parking Facilities (2006) (16)
Crime Prevention Policy and Government Research: A Comparison of the United States and United Kingdom (2001) (15)
In support of evidence-based approaches: a response to Lum and Kennedy (2012) (14)
Designing Out Crime Through Vehicle Licensing and Registration Systems (2004) (14)
A strategic approach to research and development (2000) (13)
Transnational Organised Crime in Europe and North America: the need for situational crime prevention efforts (2003) (13)
The why, what, when and how of evidence-based policing (2017) (12)
New Challenges for Law Enforcement (2002) (11)
Scientists or Politicians - Who has the Answer to Crime (2001) (10)
REDUCING BURGLARY: a study of chemists’ shops (1996) (9)
REDUCING BURGLARY: a study of chemists’ shops (1996) (9)
Crime Science and Policing: Lessons of translation (2014) (9)
Conclusions: the role of the centre (2003) (8)
Methodological Issues in Working with Policy-Advisers and Practitioners (2002) (8)
Transnational organised crime in Europe and North America: towards a framework of prevention (2003) (7)
How Strong is the Evidence-Base for Crime Reduction Professionals? (2020) (7)
Routledge Handbook of Crime Science (2018) (6)
Trust me, i’m a researcher (2014) (6)
Helping Aged Victims of Crime (the HAVoC Study): Common Crime, Older People and Mental Illness (2015) (6)
Special Edition on Crime Science (2008) (5)
Engineering a safer society (2016) (5)
BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION IN PRISONS (1979) (5)
Problem-Oriented Policing in England and Wales 2019 (2020) (4)
Right method, right price: the economic value and associated risks of experimentation (2015) (4)
Crime, science and evaluation (2005) (4)
A SYMPOSIUM OF REVIEWS OF PUBLIC CRIMINOLOGY (2011) (4)
Future crime (2018) (4)
A Short History of the England and Wales National Burglary Security Initiatives (2018) (4)
Editorial introduction to 'Opportunity makes the thief. Really? And so what?' (2012) (3)
Deciding what to do : Adopting a problem-oriented approach (2017) (3)
The clinical and cost-effectiveness of a Victim Improvement Package (VIP) for the reduction of chronic symptoms of depression or anxiety in older victims of common crime (the VIP trial): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial (2020) (3)
The Social Psychology of Crime: Groups, Teams and Networks edited by David Canter and Laurence Alison (2003) (2)
How Strong is the Evidence-Base for Crime Reduction End Users? (2020) (2)
Problem-oriented policing in England and Wales: barriers and facilitators (2021) (2)
Designing out crime from the UK vehicle licensing system (2005) (2)
What caused the decline in child arrests in England and Wales: The Howard League’s programme or something else? (2019) (2)
Preventing Crime in the United Arab Emirates (2014) (2)
Science in the Context of International Crime Control (2009) (2)
A realistic approach to policy formulation: the adapted EMMIE framework (2022) (1)
Crime, Science and Policing (2016) (1)
Future directions for crime science (2018) (1)
Helping Aged Victims of Crime (the HAVoC Study): Common Crime, Older People and Mental Illness – ERRATUM (2015) (1)
Developing a knowledge base for crime prevention: lessons learned from the British experience (2018) (1)
The diffusion of police innovation: A case study of problem-oriented policing in England and Wales (2022) (1)
Police perceptions of problem-oriented policing and evidence-based policing: evidence from England and Wales (2022) (1)
Implementing and sustaining problem-oriented policing: A guide (2020) (1)
Developing a knowledge base for crime prevention: lessons learned from the British experience (2018) (1)
Designing out vehicle crime through vehicle licencing and registration systems (2005) (0)
The role of the centre (2012) (0)
Successful police problem-solving: A practice guide (2020) (0)
Crime and Science (2003) (0)
Evidence-based policing: New perspectives of cooperation between practice, education and police science (2015) (0)
What caused the decline in child arrests in England and Wales: The Howard League’s programme or something else? (2019) (0)
Office H&S: what you always wanted to ask. (1994) (0)
Intelligent Crime Fighting: what can technology offer in the fight against crime? (2005) (0)
Crime science in action (2018) (0)
Crime science: editorial statement (2012) (0)
Repeat Victimization: Introduction (2005) (0)
Intelligent Crime Fighting (2005) (0)
Sexual Assault of Women by Illegal-Minicab Drivers in London (2020) (0)
Right method, right price: the economic value and associated risks of experimentation (2015) (0)
Correction to: Right method, right price: the economic value and associated risks of experimentation (2017) (0)
Realist evaluation and Bayesian statistics (2018) (0)
Remembering Herman Goldstein, 1931–2020 (2020) (0)
ABSCONDING FROM BORSTALS HOME OFFICE (2006) (0)
Disciplinary contributions to crime science (2018) (0)
Keynote Address: What's the Problem? (2006) (0)
Editorial introduction to 'Opportunity makes the thief. Really? And so what?' (2012) (0)
Repeat Victimisation Introduction (2005) (0)
Debuts and legacies: the crime drop and the role of adolescence-limited and persistent offending (2015) (0)
Evolution, crime science and terrorism: The case of Provisional IRA Weaponry (2019) (0)
Document Title: Research for Police: Who Needs It? (2001) (0)
Correction to: Right method, right price: the economic value and associated risks of experimentation (2017) (0)

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