This paper reviews research undertaken in the field of tourism and crime which suggests
that there is empirical evidence that tourism does contribute to an increase in crime. The …

Although the policy network approach has moved to the forefront of the debates around the
formulation and development of policy, there is a paucity of methodological and reflexive …

There has been considerable attention paid within tourism management and the tourism
academic community to tourists' experiences and fear of crime, but there has been little …

This book explores the complexities of drugs policy in Britain, contradicting the over
simplified representation found in the public sphere. It focuses on developments in Britain …

Hard on the heels of the great paradigm shift towards prevention and, later, local
partnerships in law and order policy making during the 1980s came a development of …

During the 1980s, terms such as interagency or multi-agency cooperation, collaboration,
coordination, and interaction have became permanent features of both crime prevention …

Historical evidence highlights that drug-use has several meanings and functions and that in
general these reflect both wide and narrow social contexts, embracing variable religious …

Changes to drug and alcohol policy post-1995 introduced the partnership style of working
and many different routes by which treatment can be accessed. This means that a wide …

Michael Temple argues that the new local governance system'created'by Margaret
Thatcher's reforms, when combined with New Labour's emphasis on delivering measurable …

In recent years, interdepartmental partnerships within the public sector have been heralded
as effective instruments for addressing complex social problems. For example, it is claimed …