Crime and Disorder in Community Context
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Crime and Disorder in Community Context
Wickes, Rebecca; Mazerolle, Lorraine
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2021
194
Dura
Inglês
9781138951518
15 a 20 dias
480
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1.Brisbane: A Story of Neighbourhoods and Crime in a Modern Australian City 2.Immigration and Neighbourhood Crime: Exploring the immigration-crime link in Brisbane over time 3.Understanding Hate: Hate Crime in Brisbane Neighbourhoods 4.Distance to Crime: How Proximity Shapes Residents' Perceptions of Neighbourhood Violence 5.From Perceptions to Actions: The Informal Regulation of Crime 6.Police Legitimacy in the Australian Community Context 7.Social Ties and Crime in Times of Drought and Floods 8.Crime and Disorder in the Suburbs: A Special Case of Master-Planned Communities 9.Converging Neighbourhood Vulnerabilities: The Impact of Exogenous Shocks on Crime
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Social Disorganisation;Community Safety;Social Disorganisation Theory;Inequality;Informal Social Control;Victimization;Collective Efficacy;Segregation;Brisbane Flood;Civic engagement;Property Crime;Social cohesion;Group Based Trajectory Analyses;Urban Criminology;Springfield Lakes;Community Structure;Crime Trends;Community Social Capital;Neighbourhood Crime;Crime and Disorder;Hate Crime Victimisation;Brisbane flood disaster;Hate Crime;Immigrant concentrations;Volatile Substance Misuse;Exogenous shocks;North Lakes;Brisbane floods;Crime Trajectories;Immigrant Concentration;Hate Crime Victims;Trajectory Group;Non-hate Crime;Procedural Justice;Negative Relationship;Public Nuisance;Neighbourhood Collective Efficacy;Group Based Trajectory Models;Black Swan Events
1.Brisbane: A Story of Neighbourhoods and Crime in a Modern Australian City 2.Immigration and Neighbourhood Crime: Exploring the immigration-crime link in Brisbane over time 3.Understanding Hate: Hate Crime in Brisbane Neighbourhoods 4.Distance to Crime: How Proximity Shapes Residents' Perceptions of Neighbourhood Violence 5.From Perceptions to Actions: The Informal Regulation of Crime 6.Police Legitimacy in the Australian Community Context 7.Social Ties and Crime in Times of Drought and Floods 8.Crime and Disorder in the Suburbs: A Special Case of Master-Planned Communities 9.Converging Neighbourhood Vulnerabilities: The Impact of Exogenous Shocks on Crime
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Social Disorganisation;Community Safety;Social Disorganisation Theory;Inequality;Informal Social Control;Victimization;Collective Efficacy;Segregation;Brisbane Flood;Civic engagement;Property Crime;Social cohesion;Group Based Trajectory Analyses;Urban Criminology;Springfield Lakes;Community Structure;Crime Trends;Community Social Capital;Neighbourhood Crime;Crime and Disorder;Hate Crime Victimisation;Brisbane flood disaster;Hate Crime;Immigrant concentrations;Volatile Substance Misuse;Exogenous shocks;North Lakes;Brisbane floods;Crime Trajectories;Immigrant Concentration;Hate Crime Victims;Trajectory Group;Non-hate Crime;Procedural Justice;Negative Relationship;Public Nuisance;Neighbourhood Collective Efficacy;Group Based Trajectory Models;Black Swan Events
