1. The reasoning criminologist

2. Crime science series: edited by Richard Wortley, UCL

3. Contents

4. Illustrations

5. Notes on contributors

6. Series editor's foreword

7. Introduction: Ronald V. Clarke - the quiet revolutionary

8. Situational crime prevention:the home office origins

9. On being crime specific: observations on the career of R.V.G. Clarke

10. Ferruginous ducks, low hanging fruit and Ronald V. Clarke's world of crime science

11. Happy returns: Ideas brought back from situational crime prevention's exploration of design against crime

12. Linking situational crime prevention and focused deterrence strategies

13. Situational crime prevention makes problem-oriented policing work: The importance of interdependent theories for effective policing

14. Ron Clarke's contribution to improving policing: A diffusion of benefits

15. Vulnerability of evaluators of problem-oriented policing projects

16. Evaluation for everyday life

17. Using rational choice and situational crime prevention to inform, interpret, and enhance public surveillance efforts: a three-city study

18. Spatial displacement and diffusion of crime control benefits revisited: New evidence on why crime doesn't just move around the corner

19. Suicide and opportunity: Implications for the rationality of suicide

20. Ron and the schiphol fly