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Foreword Robert J. Sampson ix
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction and Overview 1
Explaining Crime Hotspots: Overview and Extensions of Broken Windows and Collective Efficacy Theories 31
Here's the Neighborhood: A Video Ethnographic Tour of Grand Boulevard, 2000 57
Perceived Sources of Neighborhood Disorder 80
Where's the Dope At? The Need to Understand Drug Dealing from the Ground Up 98
"I Want It, I See It, I Take It": The Robbery Hotspots 149
"That's the Way We Grew Up": The Battery Hotspots 166
What This All Means: Summary, Conclusions, and Implications 195
Methodological Appendix 227
Recent Trends in Research on Broken Windows 251
Recent Trends in Research on Collective Efficacy 257
References 265
Index 271
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reviewed Pockets of Crime: Broken Windows, Collective Efficacy, and the Criminal Point of View on January 20, 2011
Pockets of Crime
Discussion of broken window theory, physical and social disorder, collective efficacy, and ecological (dis)advantage in relation to drug dealing, robbery, and assault.
ecological advantage (for bad guys) most important for "hotspots" of crime.
low areas of physical/social disorder and high collective efficacy generally correspond to lower levels of crime.
areas of high physical/social disorder and low collective efficacy generally do not necessarily predict high levels of crime.
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