EUCPN toolbox: work-related crime
Labour exploitation and work-related crime: a problem analysis and prevention framework
Results
8 results
Results
Mythbuster - Awareness-raising never hurts, does it?
There is little evidence that awareness in and of itself is able to prompt behavioural change, and consequently, that it can contribute much to crime prevention.Mythbuster - Warning, you may find the following message disturbing...
When does deterrence work?Mythbuster - The fight against serious and organised crime: international cooperation or local approaches?
Local preventionists and police officers, too, have important roles to play in the prevention of, and fight against, organised crime.Mythbuster - Getting smart on crime with a holistic approach
Crime is simply too complex for a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, we should combine both prevention and repression in a holistic approach that balances both.Mythbuster - Does crime prevented mean crime displaced?
Crime displacement is often outweighed by two other outcomes: a ceasing of crime and the diffusion of crime prevention benefits.EUCPN Mythbuster: Are evaluations too challenging?
It is evident that a multitude of myths and attitudes surround the idea of evidence-based prevention. While some of these attitudes constitute actual challenges, such as merging an...EUCPN Mythbuster: Will innovation also lead to progress?
Many of the prevention initiatives that are currently being implemented are not evidence-based, meaning that it is unclear how they operate, whether they are effective and which...EUCPN/ENAA Mythbuster: Misconceptions about the administrative approach
This mythbuster discusses two common challenges related to the (implementation of the) administrative approach. Firstly, it discusses the myth that there is a discrepancy between...