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Fighting back: neighborhood antidrug strategies
(Résister : stratégies de voisinage pour lutter contre la drogue)
Auteur(s) :
R. C. DAVIS ;
A. J. LURIGIO
Article en page(s) :
148 p.
Refs biblio. :
200
Domaine :
Drogues illicites / Illicit drugs
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Thésaurus mots-clés
LUTTE
;
TRAFIC
;
QUARTIER
;
POLICE
;
INTERVENTION
;
COLLECTIVITE LOCALE
;
CITOYENNETE
;
SECTEUR ASSOCIATIF
;
PARTENARIAT
Note générale :
London, Sage, 1996, 148 p.
Note de contenu :
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction
Drug Use in Inner Cities. The Link Between Drugs and Crime. Impact of Drugs on Communities. Conceptualizations of Drug Markets. Why Street-Level Antidrug Strategies Are Important. Neighborhood-Level Enforcement of Drug Laws. A Conceptualization of Neighborhood Antidrug Responses. Contents of This Volume.
2. Citizen Reporting of Drug Activity
Citizens' Willingness to Report Crime. Data on Citizens' Drug Reporting. How the Police Process Drug Complaints. New Reporting Modalities. Profile of a Successful Program: The Philadelphia Police Department Response to Drug Reports.
3 . Community Antidrug Efforts
The Origins of Community Antidrug Efforts in the 1970s Community Anticrime Movement. The Development of Community Antidrug Programs in the Late 1980s and 1990s Community Antidrug Initiatives. Origins of Community Antidrug Initiatives. Integration of Community Antidrug Efforts With Larger Efforts to Fight Drugs. Do Community Antidrug Initiatives Make a Difference?. Issues for Future Research. Profile of a Successful Program: Philadelphia's Let's Clean It Up.
4. Implanted Community Antidrug Programs
Community Responses to Drug Abuse (CRDA). Community Partnership Demonstration Program. Fighting Back Program. Weed and Seed Initiative. What Have Implanted Antidrug Programs Achieved?. Profile of a Successful Program: Hartford Areas Rally Together (HART).
5. Police Antidrug Efforts
Police Enforcement Strategies. Professional Policing Tactics. Community-Police Drug Enforcement Programs. Comprehensive Law Enforcement Approaches. Profile of a Successful Program: Hartford's COMPASS Program.
6. Drug House Abatement Programs
Varieties of Abatement Programs. Effectiveness of Abatement Programs. The Question of Fairness. Some Concerns and Some Solutions. Profile of a Successful Program: Milwaukee's Drug Abatement Team.
7. Conclusion
The Success of Neighborhood Antidrug Programs. Pitfalls for Neighborhood Antidrug Efforts. Addressing the Roots of the Drug Problem.
1. Introduction
Drug Use in Inner Cities. The Link Between Drugs and Crime. Impact of Drugs on Communities. Conceptualizations of Drug Markets. Why Street-Level Antidrug Strategies Are Important. Neighborhood-Level Enforcement of Drug Laws. A Conceptualization of Neighborhood Antidrug Responses. Contents of This Volume.
2. Citizen Reporting of Drug Activity
Citizens' Willingness to Report Crime. Data on Citizens' Drug Reporting. How the Police Process Drug Complaints. New Reporting Modalities. Profile of a Successful Program: The Philadelphia Police Department Response to Drug Reports.
3 . Community Antidrug Efforts
The Origins of Community Antidrug Efforts in the 1970s Community Anticrime Movement. The Development of Community Antidrug Programs in the Late 1980s and 1990s Community Antidrug Initiatives. Origins of Community Antidrug Initiatives. Integration of Community Antidrug Efforts With Larger Efforts to Fight Drugs. Do Community Antidrug Initiatives Make a Difference?. Issues for Future Research. Profile of a Successful Program: Philadelphia's Let's Clean It Up.
4. Implanted Community Antidrug Programs
Community Responses to Drug Abuse (CRDA). Community Partnership Demonstration Program. Fighting Back Program. Weed and Seed Initiative. What Have Implanted Antidrug Programs Achieved?. Profile of a Successful Program: Hartford Areas Rally Together (HART).
5. Police Antidrug Efforts
Police Enforcement Strategies. Professional Policing Tactics. Community-Police Drug Enforcement Programs. Comprehensive Law Enforcement Approaches. Profile of a Successful Program: Hartford's COMPASS Program.
6. Drug House Abatement Programs
Varieties of Abatement Programs. Effectiveness of Abatement Programs. The Question of Fairness. Some Concerns and Some Solutions. Profile of a Successful Program: Milwaukee's Drug Abatement Team.
7. Conclusion
The Success of Neighborhood Antidrug Programs. Pitfalls for Neighborhood Antidrug Efforts. Addressing the Roots of the Drug Problem.
Résumé :
Ce livre présente toutes les formes de partenariat possibles et efficaces entre représentants de l'ordre et de la justice d'une part et simples citoyens (regroupés en associations ou intervenants à titre individuels) d'autre part, pour prévenir et lutter contre les nuisances liées à la revente de drogue dans les quartiers. Ainsi, un chapitre est consacré à l'importance des témoignages auprès de la police. Une autre partie présente des modèles d'intervention de regroupements de citoyens (patrouilles de surveillance, éducation du voisinage, nettoyage...) et d'associations communautaires tout en étudiant leur fonctionnement, leurs objectifs directs et leur conception de la lutte contre la drogue. Parallèlement, l'action de la police est explicitée ainsi que les mesures légales à la disposition de tous pour rétablir le calme et la sécurité dans les quartiers. Chaque apport théorique est illustré par un exemple d'intervention pratique qui pourrait presque faire de cet ouvrage un manuel à l'intention des citoyens soucieux de réduire les nuisances liées à la drogue dans leur environnement.
Affiliation :
Dept Criminal Justice, Loyola Univ.
Etats-Unis. United States.
Etats-Unis. United States.
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