Costs and benefits of preventing crime

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Tables and Figures = ⅸ
• List of Acronyms = xi
• Foreword / Philip J. Cook = xiii
• Preface = xv
• Part Ⅰ Introduction
• Assessing the Economic Costs and Benefits of Crime Prevention / Brandon C. Welsh ; David P. Farrington = 3
• Methods and Perspectives of Economic Analysis = 5
• Economic Analysis Findings = 10
• International Policy Perspectives = 14
• Future Directions = 15
• Part Ⅱ Methods and Perspectives of Economic Analysis
• 1 The Crime Victim's Perspective in Cost-Benefit Analysis : The Importance of Monetizing Tangible and Intangible Crime Costs / Mark A. Cohen = 23
• Conceptual Issues in Costs and Benefits of Criminal Justice Policy = 24
• Methodologies for Measuring the Intangible Costs of Crime = 35
• Review of Empirical Estimates of the Cost of Crime = 39
• Concluding Remarks = 44
• 2 Quantitative Exploration of the Pandora's Box of Treatment and Supervision : What Goes on Between Costs In and Outcomes Out / Faye S. Thxman ; Brian T. Yates = 51
• Addressing Unanswered Questions = 52
• The Cost → Procedure → Process → Outcome Analysis (CPPOA) Model = 57
• Randomized Experiment of Two Metaprocedures = 60
• Cost, Procedure, Process, and Outcome Variables Selected = 64
• Data Sources and Collection Schedule = 71
• Planned Analyses : Exploring Pandora's Box = 72
• Conclusion = 77
• Part Ⅲ Economic Analysis Findings
• 3 A Review of Research on the Monetary Value of Preventing Crime / Brandon C. Welsh ; David P. Farrington = 87
• Costs and Benefits of Crime Prevention Programs = 89
• Discussion and Conclusion = 115
• 4 Estimating the Costs and Benefits of Early Childhood Interventions : Nurse Home Visits and the Perry Preschool / Peter W. Greenwood ; Lynn A. Karoly ; Susan S. Everingham ; Jill Houb$$e'$$ ; M. Rebecca Kilburn ; C. Peter Rydell ; Matthew Sanders ; James Chiesa = 123
• Programs Selected for Analysis = 125
• Summary = 139
• 5 The Comparative Costs and Benefits of Programs to Reduce Crime : A Review of Research Findings with Implications for Washington State / Steve Aos ; Polly Phipps ; Robert Barnoski ; Roxanne Lieb = 149
• Findings About Specific Programs = 152
• Conclusion = 171
• Part Ⅳ International Policy Perspectives
• 6 Evaluation of the United Kingdom's "Crime Reduction Programme" : Analysis of Costs and Benefits / Sanjay Dhiri ; Peter Goldblatt ; Sam Brand ; Richard Price = 179
• Background = 179
• "Crime Reduction Programme" = 181
• Evaluation Principles = 183
• Analysis of Costs and Benefits = 184
• Measuring Inputs and Costs = 189
• Measuring Outcomes and Benefits = 192
• Comparing Costs with Outcomes and Benefits = 198
• Conclusion = 199
• 7 Economic Analysis of Crime Prevention : An Australian Perspective / John Chisholm = 203
• The Criminal Justice System, Law Enforcement, and Crime Prevention = 205
• Developmental and Early-Childhood Intervention = 210
• Juvenile Intervention and Prevention = 212
• Correctional Intervention = 215
• Situational Crime Prevention = 219
• Conclusion = 220
• 8 Recent Evolution of Governmental Crime Prevention Strategies and Implications for Evaluation and Economic Analysis / Daniel Sansfacon ; Irvin Waller = 225
• Converging Orientations = 226
• Different Preoccupations = 232
• Diverging Means = 235
• A Shared Will to Evaluate = 237
• Different Perspectives on Evaluation = 240
• Conclusion = 244
• Part Ⅴ Future Directions
• 9 Measuring Economic Benefits of Developmental Prevention Programs / Daniel S. Nagin = 251
• Summaries of Cost-Effectiveness Studies = 251
• Critique of the Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Strategy = 253
• Summary of Cost-Benefit Studies = 256
• Critique of Cost-Benefit Studies = 257
• An Alternative Approach for the Future = 261
• Conclusion = 266
• 10 Improving Confidence in What Works and Saves Money in Preventing Crime : Friorities for Research / Brandon C. Welsh ; David P. Farrington ; Lawrence W. Sherman = 269
• Methods and Perspectives of Economic Analysis = 269
• Economic Analysis Findings = 271
• International Policy Perspectives = 275
• About the Editors and Contributors = 279
• Index = 281