A Review and Current Status of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) von Cozens, Paul, Love, Terence

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'Where Have All the Trees Gone?' Urban Consolidation and the Demise of Urban Vegetation: A Case Study from Western Australia von Brunner, Julie, Cozens, Paul

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Urban Planning and Environmental Criminology: Towards a New Perspective for Safer Cities von Cozens, Paul Michael

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Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED): a review and modern bibliography von Cozens, Paul Michael, Saville, Greg, Hillier, David

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Embedding Cultural Competency in First-Year Urban and Regional Planning Undergraduates von Cozens, Paul, Turkich, Kent, Greive, Shane

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Embedding cultural competency in first-year urban and regional planning undergraduates. 'A practice report' von Paul Cozens, Kent Turkich, Shane Greive

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Geographical Juxtaposition: A New Direction in CPTED von Cozens, Paul, Love, Terence, Davern, Brent

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Climate change and crime—exploring future risks, resilience and crime through environmental design (CPTED) von Cozens, Paul, Stoks, Frank

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Transferring educational theories and knowledge using a co-teaching mentor model : a discipline-appropriate approach von Turkich, Kent, Greive, Shane, Cozens, Paul

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Manipulating Permeability as a Process for Controlling Crime: Balancing Security and Sustainability in Local Contexts von Cozens, Paul, Love, Terence

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Exploring and developing crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) audits: an iterative process von Cozens, Paul, Babb, Courtney, Stefani, Danielle

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Exploring housing maintenance and vacancy in Western Australia: Perceptions of crime and crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) von Cozens, Paul, Tarca, Marc

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'Riders on the storm' : a co-teaching mentor model to increase student satisfaction and retention. A practice report von Turkich, Kent, Greive, Shane, Cozens, Paul

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Crime and residential security shutters in an Australian suburb: Exploring perceptions of ‘Eyes on the Street’, social interaction and personal safety von Cozens, Paul, Davies, Tom

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Exploring crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) and students’ fear of crime at an Australian university campus using prospect and refuge theory von Cozens, Paul, Sun, Mu Yao

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Visual representations in crime prevention: exploring the use of building information modelling (BIM) to investigate burglary and crime prevention through environmental design (CPT... von Cozens, Paul, McLeod, Sam, Matthews, Jane

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Exploring housing maintenance and vacancy in Western Australia von Cozens, Paul, Tarca, Marc

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How effective are residential CCTV systems: Evaluating the impact of natural versus mechanical surveillance on house break-ins and theft in hotspots of Penang Island, Malaysia von Seifi, Molood, Cozens, Paul, Reynald, Danielle, Haron, Syarmila Hany, Abdullah, Aldrin

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Situational crime prevention at nightclub entrances in Perth, Western Australia: Exploring micro-level crime precipitators von Cozens, Paul, Grieve, Shane

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Perceptions of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) at Australian Railway Stations von Cozens, Paul, van der Linde, Tiffany

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