Introduction : Fear and the City

Bannister, Jon; Fyfe, Nicholas R.

doi:10.1080/00420980123505

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“…Glaeser and Sacerdote (1996), Gibbons (2004), Bannister and Fyfe (2001). The pattern of higher crime rates in agglomerations can also be found in the ESS.…”

Section: Regional Perception Of Safety and Life Satisfactionmentioning

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Putting a Price Tag on Security: Subjective Well-Being and Willingness-to-Pay for Crime Reduction in Europe

Brenig

Proeger

2016

J Happiness Stud

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“…Glaeser and Sacerdote (1996), Gibbons (2004), Bannister and Fyfe (2001). The pattern of higher crime rates in agglomerations can also be found in the ESS.…”

Section: Regional Perception Of Safety and Life Satisfactionmentioning

confidence: 68%

Putting a Price Tag on Security: Subjective Well-Being and Willingness-to-Pay for Crime Reduction in Europe

Brenig

Proeger

2016

J Happiness Stud

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“…The generic effectiveness of safety planning measures can therefore be questioned and should always be empirically tested and locally fine-tuned (Pain and Townshend, 2002). It is also important to notice that 'fear discourses' themselves create fear by defining and maintaining boundaries between deviance and normality, order and disorder -what and who should be afraid of and excluded from the places (Bannister and Fyfe, 2001;England and Simon, 2010). To break the vicious cycle of fear that often results from increased public awareness of safety issues, careful, situational strategies need to be complemented with wider strategies -for example -reducing the motivation to commit crime and incivilities through influencing social and economic development (Carmona et al 2003, p. 120).…”

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Perceived safety of the retrofit neighborhood: A location-based approach

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Urban infill includes a potential to change the track of development of existing, distressed neighborhoods. The investments to a neighborhood as a whole can at best contribute to an increase in residential satisfaction, including perceived safety. Using a location-based public participation geographic information system approach, this study offers insights on how to avoid too simplistic or deterministic thinking in safety planning through a case study of a neighborhood representing urban retrofit in Espoo, Finland. This article concludes that more comprehensive safety strategies are most likely to succeed in breaking the negative development of fear and a spiral of neighborhood decay especially in retrofit neighborhoods.

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“…Les politiques de régénération urbaine intègrent de façon croissante des dispositifs de sécurisa-tion des espaces (Bannister et Fyfe, 2001 ;Coleman et Sim, 2000), mettant en avant la nécessité du contrôle de populations et la défi nition d'un ordre social légitime (Coleman et al, 2005). La sécurisation des espaces se cale également sur les nouvelles modalités de régulation urbaine, basées sur des partenariats publics/privés, notamment via les Business Improvement Districts (Steel et Symes, 2005) ou les agences publiques/privées de régénération urbaine, permettant une « corporatisation of crime control » (Coleman et al, 2005).…”

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Déqualification, sécurisation et éviction au service de la réappropriation du centre historique de Gênes

Jacquot¹

2010

norois

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RÉSUMÉ Le centre historique de Gênes connaît une phase de réappropriation via la patrimonialisation et le processus de gentrifi cation d'une partie de ses espaces. Cette étude vise à montrer les dispositifs et techniques accompagnant et pérennisant cette mutation du statut des espaces, par leur sécurisation et l'éviction de certains usages et usagers. Toutefois ce processus intègre une dimension réfl exive liée à la prégnance d'imaginaires locaux confé-rant une valeur positive à certaines formes de marginalités. MOTS CLÉ : appropriation -déqualifi cation -sécurisation -patrimonialisation -prostitution -imaginaires -requalifi cation urbaine -Gênes ABSTRACT Disqualifi cation, security production and eviction in favor of the reappropriation of the historical center of GenoaThe historic center of Genoa is undergoing a re-appropriation phenomenon through heritage politics and a gentrifi cation process. This study aims to show the apparatus and techniques that are used to control and perpetuate the mutation of the status of spaces, by the multifocal production of urban security and the eviction of uses and users. However, this process incorporates a refl exive dimension related to local imaginaries giving a positive value to certain forms of marginality.

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Introduction : Fear and the City

Cited by 120 publications

References 7 publications

Putting a Price Tag on Security: Subjective Well-Being and Willingness-to-Pay for Crime Reduction in Europe

Putting a Price Tag on Security: Subjective Well-Being and Willingness-to-Pay for Crime Reduction in Europe

Perceived safety of the retrofit neighborhood: A location-based approach

Déqualification, sécurisation et éviction au service de la réappropriation du centre historique de Gênes

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