"The POSCO Strategy" traces the metoric rise of South Korea's Pohang Iron and Steel Company and the impact it has had on that smalll agrarian country. In only 25 years, POSCO has grown to become the largest steel company in the world and has dragged South Korea into the industrial age. The book offers a blueprint to the world's steel industry as well as a case study based in modern Asian economic history to show how a non-industrialized economy can be dramatically modernized by the development of a single industry.

Explores why some neighbourhoods have more criminals, gang activity, crime victims and fear of crime than other neighbourhoods. The authors conclude that crime, victimization and fear are all directly related to the amount of control the neighbourhood exerts on the behaviour of its residents.