“Soft” policing at hot spots—do police community support officers work? A randomized controlled trial
Objectives To determine whether crime-reduction effects of increased police patrols in hot
spots are dependent on the “hard” threat of immediate physical arrest, or whether “soft” …
spots are dependent on the “hard” threat of immediate physical arrest, or whether “soft” …
Crimes by visitors versus crimes by residents: the influence of visitor inflows
R Boivin, M Felson - Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 2018 - Springer
Objectives To disaggregate the crime impact of visitor inflows. There is increasing evidence
that visitors can make a major contribution to levels of crime in a given neighbourhood …
that visitors can make a major contribution to levels of crime in a given neighbourhood …
Nodes, guardians and signs: Raising barriers to human trafficking in the tourism industry
A Paraskevas, M Brookes - Tourism Management, 2018 - Elsevier
Trafficking in human beings (THB) is a growing criminal activity involving the movement of
victims by force or coercion for sexual or labour exploitation. THB is often facilitated …
victims by force or coercion for sexual or labour exploitation. THB is often facilitated …
The dark side of crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED)
P Cozens, T Love - Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Criminology and …, 2017 - oxfordre.com
This chapter provides an overview of the principles of Crime Prevention Through
Environmental Design (CPTED). The paper focuses on the “dark side” of CPTED, a relatively …
Environmental Design (CPTED). The paper focuses on the “dark side” of CPTED, a relatively …
Do all commercial land uses deteriorate neighborhood safety?: Examining the relationship between commercial land-use mix and residential burglary
DW Sohn - Habitat international, 2016 - Elsevier
Criminologists often claim that neighborhoods with a higher proportion of commercial land
uses are likely to be more vulnerable to crime because commercial facilities attract outsiders …
uses are likely to be more vulnerable to crime because commercial facilities attract outsiders …
Criminal nomadism: A neglected dimension of spatial mobility in sex offending
Purpose This study investigates criminal nomadism—an individual's propensity to engage in
continuous or intermittent interurban travel as a way to cope with the consequences of their …
continuous or intermittent interurban travel as a way to cope with the consequences of their …
The application of the “Law of Crime Concentration” to terrorism: The Jerusalem case study
S Perry - Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 2020 - Springer
Objectives One of the areas in terrorism that has not been adequately examined, is the
geographic concentration of terror attacks in a city's micro places. The literature related to …
geographic concentration of terror attacks in a city's micro places. The literature related to …
Does walkability undermine neighbourhood safety?
H Dong - Journal of Urban Design, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
While the public health and environmental benefits of walkable neighbourhoods have been
widely studied, the safety effect of walkability is still unclear. Using a three-year crime …
widely studied, the safety effect of walkability is still unclear. Using a three-year crime …
Crime under the light? Examining the effects of nighttime lighting on crime in China
C Peng, W Sun, X Zhang - Land, 2022 - mdpi.com
With Chinese people's increasing willingness to participate in night activities, local
governments have begun regarding the nighttime economy as an important means to …
governments have begun regarding the nighttime economy as an important means to …
The topography of robbery: does slope matter?
CP Haberman, JD Kelsay - Journal of quantitative criminology, 2021 - Springer
Objectives To examine the influence of street block slope on robbery in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Methods Data visualizations were used to examine how street block slope varies across the …
Methods Data visualizations were used to examine how street block slope varies across the …