Is CPTED really effective? : comparative study of crime-safety perception based on CPTED elements
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- 28 January 2026
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- Published by Taylor & Francis in Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
- p. 1-15
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- the National Research Foundation of Korea (RS-202300240769)
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