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PhD Criminology University of Leicester
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According to Wikipedia, Kenneth George Pease is a British forensic psychologist and criminologist. He is a visiting professor at the Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science at University College London, a visiting professor at the University of Loughborough and an honorary visiting fellow at the Cathie Marsh Centre for Census and Survey Research at the University of Manchester. Previous positions he has held include Head of School of Sociology and Social Policy at the Ulster Polytechnic from 1981 to 1983, professor of criminology at the University of Huddersfield , the University of Manchester , the head of the Home Office's Policing and Reducing Crime Unit from 1999 to 2000, advisor to the Home Office Crime Reduction Programme from 2000 to 2003, associate professor at the University of Saskatchewan and consultant criminologist at the Correctional Service of Canada, working in the maximum security Regional Psychiatric Centre , Saskatoon. He has been described as a "leading British criminologist" by Zoe McKnight of Maclean's.

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Ken Pease's Published Works

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Crime Placement, Displacement, and Deflection (1990) (386)
Prospective hot-spotting - The future of crime mapping? (2004) (303)
Once bitten, twice bitten: repeat victimisation and its implications for crime prevention (1993) (286)
Burglary Victimization in England and Wales, the United States and the Netherlands: A Cross-National Comparative Test of Routine Activities and Lifestyle Theories (2004) (237)
Offender as Forager? A Direct Test of the Boost Account of Victimization (2009) (202)
LIKE TAKING CANDY Why does Repeat Victimization Occur (1995) (189)
WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT HIGH CRIME AREAS (1992) (174)
THE TIME COURSE OF REPEAT BURGLARY VICTIMIZATION (1991) (168)
Repeat Victimisation: Taking Stock (1998) (163)
Repeat Personal Victimization. ‘Boosts’ or ‘Flags’? (2003) (155)
Predictive Mapping of Crime by ProMap: Accuracy, Units of Analysis, and the Environmental Backcloth (2009) (105)
Evaluating Crime Prevention (1995) (98)
Modelling property crime using the British Crime Survey (2002) (88)
Crime and punishment--interpreting the data (1986) (85)
A review of street lighting evaluations: crime reduction effects (1999) (84)
CROSS-NATIONAL IMPRISONMENT RATESLimitations of Method and Possible Conclusions (1994) (83)
Biting Back: Tackling Repeat Burglary and Car Crime (1995) (83)
REPEAT PERSONAL VICTIMIZATION: Random Effects, Event Dependence and Unexplained Heterogeneity (2004) (80)
A VICTIM IS A VICTIM IS A VICTIM?Chronic Victimization in Four Sweeps of the British Crime Survey (1995) (79)
Anticipatory benefits in crime prevention (2002) (76)
Burnley CCTV Evaluation (1999) (71)
Community Service Orders (1985) (71)
Revictimisation: Reducing the heat on hot victims (1999) (71)
The Psychology of Judicial Sentencing (1986) (65)
Burglary prevention: early lessons from the crime reduction programme (1999) (61)
Secure foundations : key issues in crime prevention, crime reduction and community safety (2000) (61)
Reactions to Victimisation: Why has Anger been Ignored? (1999) (56)
CRIME VICTIMIZATION IN THE EIGHTIES: Changes in Area and Regional Inequality (1995) (54)
Biting Back II: Reducing Repeat Victimisation in Huddersfield (1997) (54)
PREVENTING REPEATED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: A DEMONSTRATION PROJECT ON MERSEYSIDE (2005) (47)
Repeat Victimization in the ICVS and the NCVS (2005) (45)
Probation Practice and an End to Punishment (1990) (44)
Theft in price-volatile markets : On the relationship between copper price and copper theft (2013) (44)
CRIME AGAINST THE SAME PERSON AND PLACE: DETECTION OPPORTUNITY AND OFFENDER TARGETING (2006) (40)
Taking Crime Seriously: Playing the Weighting Game (2016) (39)
Cognition and detection: reluctant bedfellows? (2005) (37)
DNA and the Active Criminal Population (2003) (36)
Attempted and completed incidents of stranger-perpetrated child sexual abuse and abduction. (2008) (36)
Police Perceptions of the Long- and Short-Term Spatial Distribution of Residential Burglary (2007) (33)
Cracking crime through design (2002) (32)
OF TARGETS AND SUPERTARGETS: A ROUTINE ACTIVITY THEORY OF HIGH CRIME RATES (2005) (30)
Population Inequality: The Case of Repeat Crime Victimization (2005) (30)
Developing Crime Reduction Plans: Some Examples from the Reducing Burglary Initiative (2001) (29)
Crime reduction and community safety (2003) (29)
ILLEGAL PARKING IN DISABLED BAYS: A MEANS OF OFFENDER TARGETING (1999) (28)
Prior victimisation and crime risk (1997) (28)
Crimes which repeat: undigested evidence from the British Crime Survey 1992 (1996) (27)
Effectiveness Measurement in Probation: A View from the Troops (1992) (27)
PUBLIC DEMAND FOR PUNISHMENT (1987) (27)
Vehicle crime: Communicating spatial and temporal patterns (2006) (26)
Victimisation and Re-victimisation Risk, Housing Type and Area: A Study of Interactions (2005) (26)
Repeated bank robbery: themes and variations (2001) (26)
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RECOMMENDATIONS MADE TO THE COURT AND SENTENCES PASSED (1976) (25)
How Efficiently Can We Target Prolific Offenders? (2002) (25)
Community Service by Order (1980) (25)
Community service assessed in 1976 (1977) (25)
Reducing Burglary Initiative: early findings on burglary reduction (2003) (24)
The probation career of Al Truism (1999) (23)
Assessing the use and impact of Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (2007) (23)
Measuring fear of crime (1998) (22)
Gender differences in criminal justice: an international comparison (1992) (22)
Using Modeling to Predict and Prevent Victimization (2014) (21)
Distributive Justice and the Crime Drop (2015) (21)
Prospective mapping in operational context (2007) (21)
Sentencing reform : guidance or guidelines? (1987) (21)
ON ADDING UP SCORES OF OFFENCE SERIOUSNESS (1978) (21)
Problem orientation, problem solving and organizational change. (2003) (20)
Evolution and Crime (2010) (20)
Predicting the future or summarising the past: Crime mapping as anticipation (2005) (19)
Crime Stoppers: A Study in the Organization of Community Policing (1989) (19)
On whom does the burden of crime fall now? Changes over time in counts and concentration (2016) (19)
ADDITIVITY ASSUMPTIONS IN THE MEASUREMENTS OF DELINQUENCY (1974) (19)
Repeat victim support (1997) (18)
Anticipatory benefit in crime prevention (2002) (18)
Consolidating Police Crackdowns : findings from an anti-burglary project (2006) (18)
Understanding crime rates : police and public roles in the production of official statistics (1983) (18)
Police Overestimation of Criminal Career Homogeneity (2014) (18)
Area and individual differences in personal crime victimization incidence (2015) (17)
The verbal communication of inconsistency between attitudes held and attitudes expressed1 (1976) (17)
Repeat Robbers: Are They Different? (1998) (17)
Crime Prevention Within the Probation Service (1985) (17)
Victim careers and 'career victims'? - toward a research agenda (2001) (16)
Repeat victimisation: offenders accounts (1998) (16)
Crime, labour and the wisdom of Solomon (1998) (16)
Evolution and the Prevention of Violent Crime (2011) (16)
The Merseyside domestic violence prevention project: some costs and benefits (1993) (16)
Preventing Repeat Residential Burglary Victimization (2007) (16)
Crime and Disorder Act 1998: Section 17 A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing? (1999) (15)
Concentration of personal and household crimes in England and Wales (2010) (15)
Preventing repeat and near repeat crime concentrations (2017) (14)
Crime futures and foresight : Challenging criminal behaviour in the information age (2003) (14)
Does Parole Reduce the Risk of Reconviction (1991) (14)
Whatever happened to repeat victimisation? (2018) (14)
Climate Change and Crime (2011) (14)
The sexual abuse of children by strangers: its extent, nature and victims' characteristics (2002) (14)
Distributive Justice and Crime (2001) (13)
Personal crime against women: evidence from the 1982 British Crime Survey (1986) (13)
Research on repeat victimisation in Scotland (2000) (13)
Victims and Victimization (2007) (13)
Predicting and Preventing the Theft of Electronic Products (2007) (13)
The Black Criminal Justice System in West Belfast (2009) (13)
Why repeat victimization matters (2001) (13)
'Nuisance' phone calls to women in England and Wales (1998) (12)
Crime futures and foresight: Challenging criminal behaviour in the information age (2001) (12)
DNA Retention Policies: The Potential Contribution of Criminal Career Research (2011) (12)
The global crime drop and changes in the distribution of victimisation (2016) (12)
Preventing repeat residential burglary (2006) (11)
What is Good about Good Design? Exploring the Link between Housing Quality and Crime (2013) (11)
First Impressions Count: Serious detections arising from Criminal Justice Samples (2006) (11)
Crime, Technology and the Future (2000) (10)
Measuring and interpreting repeat victimization using police data: An analysis of burglary data and policy for Charlotte, North Carolina. (2003) (10)
How to morph experience into evidence. (2017) (10)
Effectiveness Measurement in the Probation Service: A View From the Troops (1992) (10)
No through road: closing pathways to crime (2005) (10)
A Reconviction Predictor for Probationers (1992) (10)
HOT SPOTS AND COLD COMFORT : THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING A WORKING (2006) (10)
Health and offence histories of young offenders in Saskatoon, Canada (1994) (10)
DNA retention after arrest: Balancing privacy interests and public protection (2011) (9)
Crime, Race and Reporting to the Police (2009) (9)
Nuisance offenders: scoping the public policy problems (2005) (9)
Population inequality: the case of repeat (2005) (9)
Modified Crime Indices for Eight Countries (1975) (9)
Using DNA to catch offenders quicker: serious detections arising from criminal justice samples. (2005) (9)
Burglary victimisation in the U.S., England and Wales, and the Netherlands: Cross-national comparison of routine activity patterns (2004) (9)
Crime victimization: its extent and communication (2003) (9)
Community Policing and Prediction (2008) (9)
Doing Time and Marking Time (1977) (9)
Offences involving indecent photographs and pseudo-photographs of children: an analysis of sentencing guidelines (2009) (9)
Towards the Modest Predictability of Daily Burglary Counts (2012) (9)
Evolutionary Psychology and Terrorism (2015) (9)
EDITORS' INTRODUCTION: WHY REPEAT VICTIMIZATION MATTERS (2006) (8)
Crime Concentrations: Hot Dots, Hot Spots and Hot Flushes (2018) (8)
Science in the service of crime reduction (2005) (8)
Obscene Telephone Calls to Women in England and Wales (1985) (8)
Self-Selection Policing (2016) (8)
Crime and Its Social Context: Towards an Integrated Theory of Offenders, Victims and Situations (1995) (8)
Property Crimes and Repeat Victimization: A Fresh Look (2010) (8)
Health histories of juvenile offenders and a matched control group in Saskatchewan, Canada (1992) (8)
Lessons from schools: some schools are repeatedly vandalised, and burgled. Is there a pattern which police could interrupt? (1992) (8)
Repeat burglary victimisation: Analysis of a partial failure (2008) (8)
Repeat Victimisation and the Policing of Communities (2002) (8)
Parole and its Problems: A Canadian‐English Comparison (1991) (8)
Crimes and Claims: The Case of Burglary Insurance (1984) (8)
An Analysis of a Guideline Case as Applied to the Offence of Rape (1994) (7)
Random Effects, Event Dependence and Unexplained Heterogeneity (2004) (7)
Juvenile-Adult Differences in Criminal Justice: Evidence from the United Nations Crime Survey (1996) (7)
Innovation and Crime Prevention (2014) (7)
Predictive Mapping: Accuracy for Different Units of Analysis and the role of the Environmental Backcloth. (2008) (7)
The Modelling of Threats: Evidence from the British Crime Survey (1994) (7)
What Have Criminologists Done for Us Lately (2014) (6)
Sneaky Measurement of Crime and Disorder (2000) (6)
Data Sharing in Crime Prevention: Why and How (2004) (6)
Signal Crimes and Signal Policing (2012) (6)
Design and Crime: Proofing Electronic Products and Services against Theft (2007) (6)
Prediction and crime clusters (2014) (6)
The Division of Labour in Crime Prevention: Crime Science, Criminology and Criminal Justice (2013) (6)
Which Security Devices Reduce Burglary (2018) (6)
Self-Selection Policing: Theory, Research and Practice (2016) (5)
DNA evidence and police investigations: a health warning (2006) (5)
THE LIFETIME PREVALENCE OF CUSTODIAL SENTENCES (1987) (5)
Towards an Economic Approach to Crime and Prevention (2000) (5)
After the Rainbow (1991) (5)
First-generation immigrant judgements of offence seriousness: evidence from the crime survey for England and Wales (2017) (5)
Criminology and security (2006) (5)
Longitudinal study of inmates of a prison for the psychiatrically disturbed: Plasma concentrations of biogenic amine metabolites and amino acids (1991) (5)
Built environment attributes and crime: an automated machine learning approach (2020) (4)
Possession of a knife and private defence: Dilemmas in the pursuit of personal security in England and Wales (2011) (4)
Data-sharing and Crime Reduction: The Long and Winding Road (2003) (4)
Using modelling to predict and prevent victimisation (2014) (4)
Attitudes in linguistic communication: a further study of immediacy. (1972) (4)
Definition of final crime risk assessment mechanism to measure the risk of theft of electronic products and proof them against theft (2006) (4)
Influence of Meaning on Fragmentation of Visual Afterimages (1968) (4)
How to Behave Like a Scientist (2008) (4)
A Situational Approach to Heritage Crime Prevention (2014) (4)
Hot spots and cold comfort (2002) (3)
Voles don't take taxis (2014) (3)
Necropsies and the Cold Case (2008) (3)
Recommendations, Social Information and Sentencing (2009) (3)
Victim careers and 'career victims'? [In: Farrell, G. and Pease, K., eds., Repeat victimisation, Crime Prevention Studies, vol. 12] (2001) (3)
Is It Just a Guessing Game? The Application of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) to Predict Burglary (2018) (3)
15. The Local Crime Survey: Pitfalls and Possibilities (1992) (3)
Crime Concentration and Its Prevention (2014) (3)
Terrorism’s Footprint of Fear (2015) (3)
THE SIZE OF THE PRISON POPULATION (1981) (3)
A longitudinal study of the relationships between psychometric test scores, offence history and the plasma concentrations of phenylacetic and 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acids in seven inmates of a prison for the psychiatrically disturbed (1993) (3)
THE PRISON POPULATION IN 1985 (1986) (3)
Are victims of crime mostly angry or mostly afraid? (2019) (3)
Pop Records and Connotative Satiation: Test of Jakobovits' Theory (1968) (3)
Community Service Orders: A Suitability Check List (1976) (3)
What shall we count when measuring zero tolerance (1998) (3)
The Importance of Northern Ireland for Criminal Justice Research in Great Britain (2009) (2)
Crime Detection and Prevention Series Paper 90 Repeat Victimisation : Taking Stock (1998) (2)
More Angry than Scared? A Study of Public Reactions to the Manchester Arena and London Bridge Terror Attacks of 2017 (2020) (2)
History does not Repeat Itself, but it Rhymes (2019) (2)
Uses of criminal statistics (1999) (2)
Decisions in the criminal justice process and signal detection theory: A note (1977) (2)
Approximations to Dialogue (1973) (2)
With a little help from their 'friends'? : reflecting on changing notions of accountability in the probation service (1993) (2)
Policing and Mental Health (2020) (2)
Assessing Community Service Schemes: Pitfalls for the Unwary (1977) (2)
Defensible space (2018) (1)
Sentencing guidance on knife possession (2010) (1)
Making sense of crime (2015) (1)
Where should police forces target their residential burglary reduction efforts? Using official victimisation data to predict burglary incidences at the neighbourhood level (2021) (1)
Controlling the prison population: Procedures for anticipating the effects of alternative strategies (1992) (1)
Victimisation risk, housing type and area: the ecological fallacy lives! (2005) (1)
9. Obituaries, opportunities and obsessions (1998) (1)
Midlands Centre for Criminology and Criminal Justice, 6 (2007) (1)
Multiple victimisation in Northern Ireland (1991) (1)
Two go wild in Knowsley (2003) (1)
Does CCTV evidence increase sentence severity (2001) (1)
Incapacitation Studies: A Review and Commentary (1979) (1)
Stars in Their Lies: How Better to Identify People Who Give False Dates of Birth to Police (2011) (1)
“Commentary to “How International Are the Top Ten International Journals of Criminology and Criminal Justice?” by Ken Pease” (2019) (1)
Crime Concentration and Police Work (2012) (1)
Democratic Politics and Crime Prevention in (2000) (1)
Car security and the decision to recommend purchase (2010) (1)
Data sharing and crime prevention: the long and winding road (2003) (1)
Book reviews (1992) (0)
Policing, AI and choice architecture (2021) (0)
Police Work (2023) (0)
Evolutionary Perspectives on Crime Prevention (2013) (0)
Criminology and the crystal ball (1998) (0)
How E # iciently Can We Target Prolific O # enders ? (2017) (0)
Where should police forces target their residential burglary reduction efforts? Using official victimisation data to predict burglary incidences at the neighbourhood level (2021) (0)
Loughborough University Institutional Repository Why repeat victimization matters (2018) (0)
Ken Pease of individual , lifestyle / routine activities and contextual predictors Area and individual differences in personal crime victimization incidence : The role (2014) (0)
The global crime drop and changes in the distribution of victimisation (2016) (0)
Conclusions: What Next? (2014) (0)
Approximations to Conversation (1972) (0)
Back to the Future: Innovation, Evaluation and Survival Analysis. (2007) (0)
Victims of Crime, Louis Harris. Garland Publishing, New York (1984), 61 pp. $20 (1986) (0)
Preventing Crime and Evoking Altruism (2014) (0)
Yours sins nearly (2006) (0)
TARGETING THE MULTIPLE OFFENDER (2000) (0)
Primary Violent Crime Prevention : Can Evolutionary Thinking Contribute ? (2011) (0)
COUNTERBLAST: A Modest Proposal: Open Letter to The Home Secretary Calling for the Expansion of ‘Prayer for Policing’ (2010) (0)
Prospective Hotspots: Some Preliminary Findings (2003) (0)
Sentencing Offenders Against Non-human Animals in England and Wales (2003) (0)
Book reviews (1993) (0)
TheImportance of Northern Ireland forCriminal JusticeResearch in GreatBritain (1982) (0)
Realist evaluation and Bayesian statistics (2018) (0)
Sense about science - making sense of crime (2015) (0)
ANALYSIS OF VIOLENT OFFENDING CAPTURED IN THE 1993 SCOTTISH CRIME SURVEY: FINAL REPORT OF FEASIBILITY STUDY (1997) (0)
Recent Hotspot Research and its Practical Implications (2004) (0)
First-generation immigrant judgements of offence seriousness: evidence from the crime survey for England and Wales (2017) (0)
A Long and Winding Road? Barriers to Adopting Self-Selection Policing (2016) (0)
The impact on communities and victims (2007) (0)
New Directions in Repeat Victimisation Research (2002) (0)
Predicting Victimisation Incidence (2014) (0)
Beating crime or marking time? Crime research and crime policy: a personal view of the UK government’s approach (2023) (0)
Repeat Victimisation and the Communicability of Risk (2004) (0)
The impact on offenders (2007) (0)
Draining the Swamp while Fighting off the Alligators: Crime Prevention in an Epoch of Contraction (2018) (0)
Change of Editorship (1985) (0)
Debating policing research: a research council for crime and justice? (2010) (0)
BURNLEY CCTV EVALUATION by Rachel Armitage Huddersfleld University Graham Smyth Burnley Borough Council Ken Pease Huddersfleld University (1999) (0)
Two go wild in Knowlsey: analysis for evidence led reduction (2003) (0)
Fleeting Crime: The Raw Material for Crime Analysis and Reduction (2014) (0)
Modelling as a Prevention Aid (2014) (0)
Firearms Licensing: Facts in Danger of Neglect (1999) (0)
Mapping the Future or Summarising the Past: The Effectiveness of Prospective Crime Mapping (2004) (0)
Are Serious Criminals Really Offence Versatile (2016) (0)
Making a Metric Investment (1997) (0)
The Index of Contingency : a Critique (1972) (0)
Options for the 90s (II): Crime and Punishment (1989) (0)
Health antecedents to juvenile criminal behavior (1991) (0)
Crime and the Crystal Ball (2003) (0)
Crime and everyday life (2015) (0)
Traces and places (1998) (0)
Crime and everyday life (2016) (0)
Prospective Mapping: One Future of Crime Mapping? (2004) (0)
So, were you surprised by the BBC/ONS crime risk calculator? (2017) (0)
Driving Offences as Self-Selection Policing Triggers (2016) (0)
Repository Repeated bank robbery : themes and variations (2018) (0)
Police misconduct, protraction and the mental health of accused police officers (2020) (0)
Research Note: Licence recalls and returns to custody in England and Wales. (2010) (0)
Crime prevention research: How can it be shared across language barriers? (2023) (0)
The Development of a Reconviction Predictor for Probationers (1992) (0)
Whatever happened to repeat victimisation? (2018) (0)
Going Fishing: Searching for Self-Selection Policing Trigger Offences Committed by Visitors to a Prison (2016) (0)
Predicting Future Burglary Patterns and the Dimensions of Risk (2004) (0)
Morrison Quarry Reservoir No. 1 (2004) (0)
Views from agencies (2007) (0)
Repeat victimisation and crime prevention (1999) (0)
Knutsson, J. and Tompson, L., eds. (2017). Advances in Evidence Based Policing; Lum, C. and Koper, C .S. (2017).Evidence-Based Policing: Translating Research into Practice (2019) (0)
What Have We Learnt (2002) (0)
Self-Selection Policing and Serious Offenders (2016) (0)
What has evolution got to do with terrorism (2015) (0)
Sexual abuse and abduction of children by strangers: perpetrators? characteristics, (2002) (0)
Book Reviews (1992) (0)
Licence recalls and returns to custody in England and Wales (2010) (0)

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