Benachteiligte Stadtquartiere. Wie Quartiersmanagement Kriminalität, Gewaltverbrechen und Segre

The non-fiction book "Disadvantaged Urban Neighborhoods" by Jacqueline Horn offers a thorough analysis of the challenges faced in urban areas with social disadvantages. It examines how effective neighborhood management can contribute to reducing crime and violent offenses. Over 20 pages, it addresses key topics in the social sciences, particularly in the context of social work and social services. The author highlights the connections between social structures and the emergence of crime in disadvantaged neighborhoods. The book is aimed at professionals, students, and anyone interested in engaging with urban social challenges. With a height of 21 cm and a width of 14.8 cm, it is compact and well-suited for use in various contexts. Published in 2021, it ensures that the content is current and relevant. This non-fiction book is a valuable contribution to the discussion on social justice and the role of neighborhood management in the prevention of violence and crime.