Insécurité et prévention en Belgique: les ambiguïtés d'un modèle «global-intégré» entre concertation partenariale et intégration verticale

Abstract

Since 1990, Belgium has adopted an «overall integrated» local prevention policy to fight petty criminality, social exclusion, insecurity feeling and the rise of extreme-right. The «security contracts» are the symbol of a new «socio-penal» prevention that breaks with the classical sectorial approach of the Welfare State. If the «new prevention» tends to favour a reductionnist approach of the insecurity question, it also manifest the growing influence of the social control theories to fight exclusion. The recent decision of the government to change the «security contracts» in «society contracts» may be the beginning of a change.

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