Making Singapore safe : thirty years of the National Crime Prevention Council



Digitised Book 216.73.216.10 (0)

2011

Making Singapore safe : thirty years of the National Crime Prevention Council

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Tells how the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) has quietly worked with grassroots organisations, industry and the Government to transform an apathetic public into a proud movement of community activists. Looks at how this bold experiment in harnessing the community complemented the Singapore Polices "radical" move to neighbourhood policing, allowing a zero-tolerance approach to crime that is governed by public consensus, not fear.

Subjects

Singapore. National Crime Prevention Council Crime prevention--Singapore--History Crime prevention--Singapore--Citizen participation--History

Categories

Crime prevention National Crime Prevention Council (Singapore)

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Title
Making Singapore safe : thirty years of the National Crime Prevention Council
Creators
  • Sim, Susan
Subject
  • Singapore. National Crime Prevention Council
  • Crime prevention--Singapore--History
  • Crime prevention--Singapore--Citizen participation--History
Publisher
  • National Library Board Singapore, 2011
  • Marshall Cavendish Editions, 2011
Digital Description
application/pdf, ill. (some col.)
Table of Contents
  • 25 years of crime watch -- ch. 4. Moving the public spirit -- ch. 5. The challenges ahead -- Council Members through the years -- Endnotes -- Acknowledgements -- About the author.
Copyright
  • All rights reserved. Marshall Cavendish Editions 2011