COMMUNITY SECURITY MANAGEMENT: THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF DISORDER, SOCIAL COHESION AND FEAR OF CRIME

Abstract

The objectives of this research are to study and create a conceptual framework of the relationship between disorder, social cohesion, and fear of crime in the community in Bangkok, Thailand. The methodology is a documents research approach and is study by analyzing and integrating concepts, theories, and related research results from various data. The results of the study found the relationship of the studied variables. The researcher integrated concepts and theories of three types of leadership. that influence the performance of the organization both subjectively and objectively. The results of integration include the presentation of a research concept model of the relationship between disorder, social cohesion, and fear of crime. in summary, the broken window concepts and theories shows that the variables can be integrated into a conceptual model for research to show the community security management model.