Garner Clancey
Biographic Data
| ID | 4076589 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Garner Clancey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Garner |
| FAMILY NAME | Clancey |
| SIGNATURE | CLANCEY G |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Sydney |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7658-1938 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Reflections from an Industry and University Youth Justice Partnership
Inspections, reviews, inquiries and recommendations pertaining to youth justice centres in New South Wales between 2015 and 2021
It is widely recognised that there is a lack of analysis of criminal justice policy-making (and youth justice policy-making specifically) within the wider criminological project. To partially address the gap, this article focuses on one part of the dynamic and complex policy-making environment—reviews, inquiries and findings of oversight bodies between 2015 and 2021 relevant to youth detention in New South Wales (NSW). We estimate that the report…
The role of Legal Aid NSW in addressing the civil legal needs of participants in High Intensity Units (Hipus) in prisons
Legal Aid NSW civil lawyers provide community outreach clinics and civil legal assistance to address the civil legal needs of participants in High Intensity Program Units (HIPUs) in prisons in New South Wales (NSW), Australia. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with Legal Aid NSW staff to explore their work in HIPUs. Interviews focused on the types of civil legal issues faced by HIPU participants, the value of providing such services in th…
Youth justice in Australia: Themes from recent inquiries
The administration of youth justice systems in Australia is a state and territory responsibility. Almost all states and territories have in recent years undertaken extensive reviews of their youth justice systems. In addition, various oversight bodies (such as ombudsmen, inspectors of custodial services, children’s guardians and advocates), Commonwealth agencies (such as the Australian Law Reform Commission), and non-government organisations (suc…
A review of crime prevention activities in an Australian local government area since the late 1980s
Reducing Internet Gambling Harms Using Behavioral Science: A Stakeholder Framework
Internet gambling provides a unique environment with design mechanics and data-driven opportunities that can impact gambling-related harms. Some elements of Internet gambling including isolation, lack of interruption, and constant, easy access have been argued to pose specific risks. However, identifiable player accounts enable identification of behavioral risk markers and personalized private interfaces to push customized messages and interventi…
Local government public space CCTV systems in Australia
Lost in implementation: NSW police force crime prevention officer perspectives on crime prevention through environmental design
Crime and crime prevention in an Australian growth centre
This rabid fight for survival”: Small NGO manager's experiences of funding reform
This article explores the experiences of small Non‐Government Organisation ( NGO ) managers who are experiencing significant funding reforms. Drawing on a desk review of the literature, and semi‐structured interviews with managers of small NGO s in a case study site of Glebe, New South Wales, we present some of the issues arising from these new modes of funding governance. Findings revealed that funding is increasingly complex, with variations in…
Policing built environment crime risks: The role of police in CPTED in New South Wales, Australia
Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) is now routinely adopted in many parts of the world. The role assumed by police in CPTED practices has however received limited academic attention. Through an analysis of available documentation and interviews with local government planners from 10 Sydney councils, this article provides a (partial) understanding of the historical and contemporary roles police have played in the development and…
A review of the impact of crime risk assessment reports in New South Wales, Australia
A Partial History of Localised Crime Prevention in New South Wales, Australia
This article charts the recent history (approximately 30 years) of localised approaches to crime prevention in New South Wales (‘NSW’), Australia. This partial history demonstrates the active involvement of local government in championing local forms of crime prevention and demonstrates the important role played by youth justice advocates and the focus on youth crime prevention in aiding the establishment of crime prevention infrastructure. While…
Preventing crime: A holistic approach
A recent history of Australian crime prevention
The marking of criminal justice policy
Street art, public city: Law, crime and the urban imagination
Preventing violence in Australia: Policy, practice and solutions
Environmental criminology: Evolution, theory and practice
The ‘art and science’ of preparing crime risk assessment reports
Some findings from an Australian local crime prevention case study
Think crime! Using evidence, theory and crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) for planning safer cities
The New South Wales Property Crime Decline
On 12 September 2013 the New South Wales (NSW) Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) released the latest crime statistics for NSW. According to these statistics, the substantial decline in property crime in NSW that started in 2001 continues. Falls of 60–70 per cent in the rate of burglary, motor vehicle theft and different forms of robbery have occurred between 2000 and 2013. Little attention has been given to this great property crim…
Partnerships and NSW local government Community Safety Officers
An exploratory study of crime risks and the planning process
Think crime! Using evidence, theory and crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) for planning safer cities
Preventing crime: A holistic approach
Street art, public city: Law, crime and the urban imagination
An exploratory study of crime risks and the planning process
Some findings from an Australian local crime prevention case study
We’re not Batman’ – Roles and expectations of local government community safety officers in New South Wales
The ‘art and science’ of preparing crime risk assessment reports
Risky Reports: Crime Risk Assessments and Spatial Governance
Are we still ‘Flying Blind?’ Crime Data and Local Crime Prevention in New South Wales
Numerous authors and commentators have highlighted the importance of crime data for effective local crime prevention planning, practice and its evaluation. Understanding the exact nature of a crime problem is central to preventive efforts and determining the success of associated interventions. Despite the significant amount of data provided by the New South Wales (NSW) Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, access to relevant local crime data …
Do Crime Risk Assessment Reports Measure Crime Risks
Since 2001, crime risk assessment reports have been required for various proposed developments in New South Wales (Department of Urban Affairs and Planning (DUAP) 2001). However, there has been very little analysis of these reports, including close consideration of the utility of the findings contained in such reports. To begin to address this knowledge gap, crime risk assessment reports relating to developments across New South Wales1 have been …
Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) and the New South Wales crime risk assessment guidelines: A critical review
We’re not Batman’ – Roles and expectations of local government community safety officers in New South Wales
The New South Wales Property Crime Decline
On 12 September 2013 the New South Wales (NSW) Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) released the latest crime statistics for NSW. According to these statistics, the substantial decline in property crime in NSW that started in 2001 continues. Falls of 60–70 per cent in the rate of burglary, motor vehicle theft and different forms of robbery have occurred between 2000 and 2013. Little attention has been given to this great property crim…
Partnerships and NSW local government Community Safety Officers
An exploratory study of crime risks and the planning process
Risky Reports: Crime Risk Assessments and Spatial Governance
The marking of criminal justice policy
Street art, public city: Law, crime and the urban imagination
Preventing violence in Australia: Policy, practice and solutions
Environmental criminology: Evolution, theory and practice
The ‘art and science’ of preparing crime risk assessment reports
Some findings from an Australian local crime prevention case study
Think crime! Using evidence, theory and crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) for planning safer cities
Policing built environment crime risks: The role of police in CPTED in New South Wales, Australia
Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) is now routinely adopted in many parts of the world. The role assumed by police in CPTED practices has however received limited academic attention. Through an analysis of available documentation and interviews with local government planners from 10 Sydney councils, this article provides a (partial) understanding of the historical and contemporary roles police have played in the development and…
A review of the impact of crime risk assessment reports in New South Wales, Australia
A Partial History of Localised Crime Prevention in New South Wales, Australia
This article charts the recent history (approximately 30 years) of localised approaches to crime prevention in New South Wales (‘NSW’), Australia. This partial history demonstrates the active involvement of local government in championing local forms of crime prevention and demonstrates the important role played by youth justice advocates and the focus on youth crime prevention in aiding the establishment of crime prevention infrastructure. While…
Preventing crime: A holistic approach
A recent history of Australian crime prevention
Crime and crime prevention in an Australian growth centre
This rabid fight for survival”: Small NGO manager's experiences of funding reform
This article explores the experiences of small Non‐Government Organisation ( NGO ) managers who are experiencing significant funding reforms. Drawing on a desk review of the literature, and semi‐structured interviews with managers of small NGO s in a case study site of Glebe, New South Wales, we present some of the issues arising from these new modes of funding governance. Findings revealed that funding is increasingly complex, with variations in…
Lost in implementation: NSW police force crime prevention officer perspectives on crime prevention through environmental design
Youth justice in Australia: Themes from recent inquiries
The administration of youth justice systems in Australia is a state and territory responsibility. Almost all states and territories have in recent years undertaken extensive reviews of their youth justice systems. In addition, various oversight bodies (such as ombudsmen, inspectors of custodial services, children’s guardians and advocates), Commonwealth agencies (such as the Australian Law Reform Commission), and non-government organisations (suc…
A review of crime prevention activities in an Australian local government area since the late 1980s
Criminology (26 works) · Political science (24 works) · Crime prevention (22 works) · Sociology (21 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (20 works) · Law (18 works) · Fear of crime (17 works) · Medicine (15 works) · Civil disorder (14 works) · Law (14 works)