This study examines to what extent new and emerging data sources or big data have been
empirically used to measure key theoretical concepts within environmental criminology. By …

We live in a surveillance society. Often justified under the guise of government anti-terrorism
activities, domestic crime reduction, or both, surveillance takes many forms, including closed …

This study combines traditional statistical methods with machine learning to better
understand locally relevant, contextual models for analyzing crime in two urban American …

Routine activity theory (RAT) was initially proposed to explain shifts in urban crime rates in
the late 1970s, and has subsequently been applied to predictions of predatory criminal or …

Metod Denna studie bygger på inhämtning av underlag och belägg med fyra olika metoder:
litteraturöversikt, enkätundersökningar, intervjuer och fallstudier. Litteraturöversikt-Inom …

This study investigates the relationship between land use, walkability, and the outcomes of
neighborhood crime rates of larceny and aggravated assault. We use a combination of OLS …

Objectives To test the broken windows theory in the Mexican context. Methods Publicly
available homicide counts and census data at the neighborhood level were used. Broken …

This study investigates the spatial and temporal patterns of property crime at the census
block level in the mid-sized, medium-to high-income city of Coral Gables, Florida, USA …

Crime against women (CAW) persists as an enduring and disconcerting societal issue,
encompassing a range of physical, sexual, and emotional violence. This study examines the …

We empirically test for spatial heterogeneity or local effects of multiple immigration measures
on various property crime classification across Vancouver census tracts, 2016. Using …