Tag Archives: Irvin Waller's Work

The United Kingdom

This publication was influential in informing the policies of the Cameron government in England and Wales. It looks at the research on the effectiveness on crime reduction strategies and uses this to recommend actions that will reduce and stop crime at less cost.

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Argentina, Ecuador and China

The vice-president of Argentina and the Minister of Justice of Ecuador are just two leading politicians in Latin America who have met with Waller and are using the Spanish version of Less Law, More Order. The Chinese Public Safety University has translated Less Law, More Order: The Truth about Reducing Crime into Chinese for use in reducing rising crime rates.

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Member, Committee, White Paper on Safety and Security, Minister of Safety and Security of South Africa

This task force faced the challenge of high rates of interpersonal violence in South Africa during the Mandela years by recommending ways in the White Paper on Safety and Security for local and regional government to tackle the causes of violence and apply research results to stop violence.

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Commissioner, National Criminal Justice Commission, Washington, D.C.

This non-governmental commission replicated the Presidential Commissions in the 1960´s by analyzing the problems of crime and incarceration in the USA. It looked to applying the results of research to halting violence as well as implementing international standards to advance the human rights of victims of crime.

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In Mexican national press

In Mexican national press

Irvin Waller explains to a committee of the Mexican Senate the urgency to invest in prevention to decrease recent rampant violence in some Mexican cities.

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