By Brandon R. Kooi

Kooi analyzes the spatial effect of bus stops on local crime information and sizzling spots. His findings point out that neighborhoods with centred bus cease destinations suffered greater crime whereas controlling for appropriate social disorganization variables. Crime surrounding or associated with bus cease destinations not just impacts use of public transportation but additionally patronage of companies surrounding the bus stops. Kooi poses questions hard the concept of accountability for areas surrounding bus cease destinations and criticizes the inability of making plans for placement of bus stops relating to spatial crime impression. He bargains options for addressing those matters.

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This occurs because aggregated data is used in attempting to explain individual-level behavior and statistical findings may vary if individual data is collected. , juvenile delinquency) Evolving Theoretical Discussion 23 rather than on the crime site or on the social rather than on the physical environment. Research for this book attempts to divert these criticisms by analyzing the physical environments that surround crime while still allowing for attention on latent informal social control mechanisms that are hypothesized to mediate the effects of the ecological variables.

Like situational crime prevention, routine activities theory is part of what has been referred to as the integrative “criminologies of everyday life” (Garland, 1999). These related criminological theories include rational choice, routine activities, and lifestyle theory. Rational choice is a critical assumption of routine activities (Clarke, 1995), which argues that crime is committed by rational individuals who balance opportunities hedonistically through a cost-benefit analysis (Cornish and Clarke, 1986).

5. 6. , only economic distress or racial minority percentage). The need for ecological research reform led to a large multilevel study under the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods (PHDCN). Research used to write this book attempted to mimic the PHDCN Chicago Sampson study, although some alterations were made due to differences in a factor analysis and financial inability to survey individual households. While there are some differences from the well-funded PHDCN Chicago study, comparisons were attempted to retest collective efficacy hypotheses and determine control neighborhoods for testing the crime impact of concentrated bus stops.

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