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Crime prevention / National security / Environmental psychology / Public safety / Crime prevention through environmental design / Defensible space theory / Broken windows theory / Criminal justice / National Institute of Justice / Law enforcement / Criminology / Crime
Date: 2010-12-09 14:11:45
Crime prevention
National security
Environmental psychology
Public safety
Crime prevention through environmental design
Defensible space theory
Broken windows theory
Criminal justice
National Institute of Justice
Law enforcement
Criminology
Crime

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