割れ窓理論（Broken Windows Theory）は、
軽微な犯罪も徹底的に取り締まることで凶悪犯罪を含めた犯罪を抑止できるとする環境犯罪学上の理論。
アメリカの犯罪学者ジョージ・ケリングが考案した。「建物の窓が壊れているのを放置すると、誰も注意を払っていないという象徴になり、やがて他の窓もまもなく全て壊される」との考え方からこの名がある。ブロークン・ウィンドウ理論、破れ窓理論、壊れ窓理論ともいう。
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- Posted at 22 Apr 2015 at 23:03
Waremado-RIron, [Broken Windows Theory] is a theory that cracking down thoroughly on even a slight crime will be able to prevent crimes including serious crimes.
George L. Kelling, a criminologist in the U.S. created the theory. This name of the theory was given through the concept that a symbol of unconcern originated from neglecting a broken window will make all windows be broken. It is also called "Yaburemado-Riron", "Kowaremado-Riron".
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George L. Kelling, a criminologist in the U.S. created the theory. This name of the theory was given through the concept that a symbol of unconcern originated from neglecting a broken window will make all windows be broken. It is also called "Yaburemado-Riron", "Kowaremado-Riron".
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- Posted at 22 Apr 2015 at 23:15
Broken Windows Theory is a theory in environmental criminology that states that we can deter crimes, including brutal ones, by keeping thorough control of trifle crimes.
The theory was introduced by George Kelling, an American criminologist. The name stemmed from the train of thought that "If we leave the building's broken windows as they are, they become symbols that nobody takes heed, and, before long, all of the remaining windows would also be destroyed." In Japanese, it is also called Broken Window Theory, Bursted Windows Theory, and Destroyed Windows Theory.
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The theory was introduced by George Kelling, an American criminologist. The name stemmed from the train of thought that "If we leave the building's broken windows as they are, they become symbols that nobody takes heed, and, before long, all of the remaining windows would also be destroyed." In Japanese, it is also called Broken Window Theory, Bursted Windows Theory, and Destroyed Windows Theory.
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- Posted at 22 Apr 2015 at 23:15
Broken Windows Theory is a theory of Environmental criminology that prevent crimes included an atrocious crime by controlling minor crimes completely. The theory was introduced by American social scientists George Kelling. This name is from the idea " When we leave broken windows of a building, it means no one care about it, other windows will be broken soon" It's also called " Broken window Theory, Yabure Mado Theory or Koware Mado Theory".
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