No Place Like Home: The Role of Network Connectedness and Rational Choice in the Spatial Decision-Making of Violent Extremist Offenders

No Place Like Home: The Role of Network Connectedness and Rational Choice in the Spatial Decision-Making of Violent Extremist Offenders . John D. Colautti Ava Peters Neil D. Shortland AnaCristina…
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Short-Term Pressures, Long-Term Consequences: Assessing the Associations Between State Budget Priorities and Crime Across Multiple Time Horizons

Short-Term Pressures, Long-Term Consequences: Assessing the Associations Between State Budget Priorities and Crime Across Multiple Time Horizons . Joshua H. Williams Paige E. Vaughn a Studies in Justice, Culture, and…
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The Good, the Bad, and the Curvilinear. Revisiting the Relationship Between Religiosity and Delinquency

The Good, the Bad, and the Curvilinear. Revisiting the Relationship Between Religiosity and Delinquency . Jan-Philip Steinmann Miriam Kiene Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony (KFN), Hannover, Germany Read the…
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When Neutralizations Are Used: Disentangling Social Controls, Neutralizations, and Delinquency

When Neutralizations Are Used: Disentangling Social Controls, Neutralizations, and Delinquency . Christopher D. Cassity College of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA Read the syndicated article…
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When Prices Rise, So Does Crime: A Time Series Analysis of the Association between Inflation and Crime in Argentina, 1973–2022

When Prices Rise, So Does Crime: A Time Series Analysis of the Association between Inflation and Crime in Argentina, 1973–2022 . Guillermo Jesús Escaño William Alex Pridemore a Department of…
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Satellite‐Derived Environmental Metrics and the Micro-Spatial Ecology of Crime: Extending Routine Activity and Social Disorganization Theory with Big, Complex Data

Satellite‐Derived Environmental Metrics and the Micro-Spatial Ecology of Crime: Extending Routine Activity and Social Disorganization Theory with Big, Complex Data . Matthew DeMichele Joshua D. Freilich a RTI International, Research…
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