"Forebygging av kriminalitet" altfor bredt og altfor smalt

Giertsen, Hedda

doi:10.7146/ntfk.v81i3.71350

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“…There are a number of, often tacit, conceptions that constitute the prerequisites for a given countermeasure to appear rational. In the current context, these conceptions include views on the causes of crime and on the factors that it is possible to affect (Giertsen, 1994; Sahlin, 2000). Different academic disciplines, for example, are associated with different traditions regarding the countermeasures that are viewed as possible or reasonable, depending on the study object in focus.…”

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Threats and Violence in the Care Sector

Wikman

2014

International Criminal Justice Review

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Workplace violence is a complex occupational hazard that health care staffs are facing in today’s work environment. This study examines the safety measures recommended by staff in occupational injury reports filed in the wake of violence- and threat-related injuries. The results suggest that measures relating to psychosocial factors and structural factors such as adequate staffing are much more important than surveillance, staff training, and penal sanctions.

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Section: Theoretical Points Of Departurementioning

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Threats and Violence in the Care Sector

Wikman

2014

International Criminal Justice Review

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Productive policing: Lessons from preventative police strategies in times of New Public Management

Foshaugen,

Vestad

2024

Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice

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Police patrol work intersects the global trends of both crime prevention strategies and New Public Management (NPM). Based on a case study conducted among operative policing units in the Norwegian nighttime economy, we canvass lessons from environments in which the tensions that arise from reactive and proactive police strategies are particularly evident. The emphasis on measurable and quantifiable tasks in line with NPM principles, coupled with the pressures to perform according to an overall strategy of crime prevention, present challenges for proactive policing conducted at street-level. The practical implications of this strategic duality are discussed. We suggest that the notion of productive policing sits at the core of this tension as a way of producing both order and quantifiable outcomes.

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Conceptual and functional aspects of prevention

Sahlin¹

2000

Nordic Studies on Alcohol and Drugs

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"Forebygging av kriminalitet" altfor bredt og altfor smalt

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Cited by 4 publications

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Threats and Violence in the Care Sector

Threats and Violence in the Care Sector

Productive policing: Lessons from preventative police strategies in times of New Public Management

Conceptual and functional aspects of prevention

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