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L’Institut pour la prévention de la criminalité (IPC) a pour mission de rassembler les meilleures connaissances scientifiques provenant des sources les plus réputées afin que les Canadiens puissent bénéficier des taux de criminalité et de victimisation les plus bas. L’Institut s’efforce de rendre accessibles toutes ces connaissances aux responsables des politiques, aux universités, aux médias et aux intervenants sur le terrain. Il vise à développer la capacité des Canadiennes et Canadiens d’avoir recours aux approches préventives reconnues efficaces. L’Institut collabore avec tous les ordres de gouvernement, la société civile et les praticiens afin de prévenir la criminalité de manière abordable, responsable et durable. La Revue de l’IPC fournit aux responsables des politiques une analyse pointue des connaissances canadiennes et internationales sur ce qui s’avère efficace à réduire la criminalité et sur comment mettre en œuvre ces approches. La Revue de l’IPC est disponible gratuitement et peut aussi être téléchargée à partir de notre site Web à l’adresse www.ipc.uOttawa.ca The Institute for the Prevention of Crime (IPC) seeks to bring together the best scientific knowledge from the most authoritative sources so that Canadians will enjoy the lowest rates of crime and victimization possible. It strives to make this knowledge accessible to policy makers, practitioners, universities and the media, and to develop the capacity of Canadians to use evidence based crime prevention. It collaborates with all orders of government, civil society and practitioners to prevent crime in an affordable, responsible and sustainable way. The IPC Review provides state of the art reviews on what works to reduce crime and how to deliver it successfully. Canadian and foreign academics and experts bring together the latest knowledge on a variety of crime prevention topics aimed specifically at policy makers. The IPC Review is available free of charge, and can also be downloaded from our website at www.ipc.uOttawa.ca
Volume 3 Revue de L’ March/mars 2009 www.ipc.uOttawa.ca IPC © IPC 2009 R E V I E W La prévention de la criminalité : poursuivre sur sa lancée Crime Prevention: Sustaining the Momentum Sous la direction de / Edited by: Ross Hastings & Melanie Bania Remerciements / Acknowledgements........................................................iii La prévention de la criminalité à la croisée des chemins.............................1 Ross Hastings Crime Prevention at a Crossroads..............................................................7 Ross Hastings BUILDING A C A NA DI A N CR IME PR EV ENTION STRATEGY: LEARNING FROM OTHER COUNTRIES Lessons for Canadian Crime Prevention from Recent International Experience...................................................... 13 Peter Homel New Labour and Crime Prevention in England and Wales: What Worked?.................................................... 41 Enver Solomon Commentary from the Co-chairs of the National Municipal Network for Crime Prevention................................................ 67 Christiane Sadeler & Patrice Allard Commentary from the Provincial/Territorial Perspective......................... 71 Beth Ulrich
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