... Recidivism Social landlords Policing Antisocial behaviour United States of America United Kingdom Housing Behaviour Public housing in Britain and the USA has always been linked to the regulation of behaviour, from the nineteenth century philanthropists through the municipal and state housing...

... behaviour. Over the period examined, violence against the person fell by 14% in the town centre between the hours of 8pm and 4.59am, while criminal damage fell by 15% and antisocial behaviour increased by 4%. Extending the licensing hours would appear to have contributed to a more moderate (4%) reduction...

...Adam Crawford; Stuart Lister The Anti‐Social Behaviour Act (2003) gives police powers to designate areas as ‘dispersal zones’ for up to six months, where there is evidence of persistent antisocial behaviour. Findings from research into the use and impact of dispersal orders are presented...