Since then my research has employed various scientific methodologies to analyse existing problems in this field and has proposed an updated approach and supporting framework to facilitate successful cross disciplinary collaboration whilst considering both social and physical drivers of crime and its impact on social sustainability.
I have published two peer reviewed articles in high impact ranking journals and presented at a number of national and international conferences including:
During summer 2014 I conducted a 6 month international field study in St Augustine, Trinidad In collaboration with Trinidad’s Ministry of Planning and Sustainable Development. This study tested a proposed framework for measuring the social context of crime to help urban planners consider crime prevention within the design of new or existing communities. My research so far has contributed to Trinidad’s National Spatial Development Strategy and is being incorporated into new strategies within the Town and Country Planning Division.
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