David Canter - Books

Books

  • The study of meaning in architecture (1968) Publisher: D.V. Canter
  • Scales for the evaluation of buildings (1971) Strathclyde University
  • People and buildings: A brief overview of research (1972) Council of Planning Librarians
  • Psychology for Architects (1974) London: Applied Science ISBN 0-85334-590-2
  • The Psychology of Place (1977) Architectural Press ISBN 0-85139-532-5
  • Studies of human behavior in fire: Empirical results and their implications for education and design (1983) University of Surrey
  • Criminal Shadows - Inside the Mind of the Serial Killer (1994) Harper-Collins ISBN 1-928704-21-2
  • Criminal Shadows - Inner Narratives of Evil (2000, Paperback) Authorlink ISBN 978-1-928704-21-8
  • Psychology in Action (1996) Dartmouth ISBN 1-85521-365-6
  • Mapping Murder: The Secrets of Geographical Profiling (2003) Virgin Books. ISBN 1-85227-078-0
  • Criminal Psychology: Topics in Applied Psychology (Topics Applied Psychology) (27 June 2008) Hodder Arnold ISBN 978-0-340-92892-9
  • The Faces of Terrorism: Multidisciplinary Perspectives: Cross-disciplinary Explorations" (ed.) (2009) WileyBlackwell ISBN 978-0-470-75381-1

Collaborations

  • Architectural Psychology (ed.) (1970)
  • Psychology and the built environment (1974) (ed. with Terence Lee.) ISBN 978-0-470-52149-6
  • Environmental Interaction: Psychological Approaches to Our Physical Surroundings (1975) (ed. with P. Stringer) ISBN 978-0-8236-1685-5
  • Designing for Therapeutic Environments: A Review of Research (ed. with S. Canter) (1979)
  • Psychology in Practice: Perspectives on Professional Psychology (ed. with S. Canter) (1982)
  • Facet Theory: Approaches to Social Research (ed.) (1985)
  • The Research Interview: Uses and Approaches (ed. M. Brenner and J. Brown) (1985)
  • Environmental Social Psychology (ed. with J.C. Jesuino, L. Soczka and G.M. Stephenson) (1988)
  • Environmental Perspectives (ed. with M. Krampen and D. Stea) (1988)
  • Environmental Policy, Assessment and Communication (ed. with M. Krampen and D. Stea) (1988)
  • New Directions in Environmental Participation (ed. with M. Krampen and D. Stea) (1988)
  • Football in its Place: An Environmental Psychology of Football Grounds; with M. Comber and D. L. Uzzell
  • Fires and Human Behaviour (ed.) (1990) Fulton ISBN 1-85346-105-9
  • Empirical Approaches to Social Representations (1993); with Breakwell, Glynis. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-852181-2
  • Criminal Detection and the Psychology of Crime (1997); with Alison, Laurence. Aldershot: Ashgate/Dartmouth. ISBN 1-85521-454-7
  • Interviewing and Deception - Offender Profiling Series, Vol. I (1998); with Alison, Laurence. Aldershot: Ashgate. ISBN 1-85521-380-X
  • Profiling in Policy and Practice - Offender Profiling Series, Vol. II (1999); with Alison, Laurence. Aldershot: Ashgate. ISBN 1-84014-782-2
  • The Social Psychology of Crime: Groups, Teams and Networks - Offender Profiling Series, Vol. III (2000); with Alison, Laurence. Aldershot: Ashgate. ISBN 1-84014-497-1
  • Profiling Property Crime - Offender Profiling Series, Vol. IV (2000); with Alison, Laurence. Alderhost: Ashgate. ISBN 1-84014-787-3
  • Profiling Rape and Murder - Offender Profiling Series, Vol. V (2008); with Alison, Laurence. Alderhost: Ashgate. ISBN 1-84014-495-5
  • Profiling: Principles, Processes, Practicalities (2008); with Keppel, Robert. London: Prentice Hall. ISBN 0-13-119276-0
  • Psychology and Law: Bridging the Gap (Psychology, Crime and Law) (Ed.) (2008); with Zukauskiene, Rita (Ed.). Ashgate ISBN 978-0-7546-2660-2
  • Environmental Psychology; with Bonnes, Mirilia and Hartig, Terry. (28 April 2008) Ashgate ISBN 978-0-7546-2530-8
  • The Investigative Psychology of Serial Killing; with Youngs, Donna. (28 September 2008) Ashgate ISBN 978-0-7546-2548-3
  • Investigative Psychology: Offender Profiling and the Analysis of Criminal Action (3 October 2008, Paperback); with Youngs, Donna. John Wiley and Sons. ISBN 978-0-470-02397-6
  • Becoming an author: advice for academics and professionals (2006); with Fairbairn, Gavin. Open University Press ISBN 978-0-335-20275-1

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