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Strategic analysis views crime as a confrontation and as a mean to an end. It ischaracterised by : 1) it concentrates on crime; 2) it takes cognizance of the circumstancesunder which the crime is committed; 3) it presents the crime as a decision influenced by itsanticipated results. Felson's routine activity approach, which is similar to strategicanalysis, is presented in this article. Other recent developments in criminology have madeit possible to present several assertions with a view to explaining certain aspects oftheft, in particular, the choice of target. These assertions are : 1) thefts vary accordingto the opportunities offered potential thieves; 2) opportunity is defined as the contactbetween a potential criminal and a suitable target; 3) the number of contacts betweenpotential criminals and suitable targets varies directly with the number of targets andtheir accessibility; 4) the suitability of targets varies in direct proportion to theirvalue and vulnerability. It varies in inverse proportion to their inertia

L’analyse stratégique et quelques développements récents en criminologie