Do We Reap What We Zone?: a Routine Activity Study of Neighborhoods, Land-use, and Robbery Rates - Karen Hayslett-mccall - Livros - VDM Verlag Dr. Müller - 9783639103465 - 1 de dezembro de 2008
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Do We Reap What We Zone?: a Routine Activity Study of Neighborhoods, Land-use, and Robbery Rates

Karen Hayslett-mccall

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Do We Reap What We Zone?: a Routine Activity Study of Neighborhoods, Land-use, and Robbery Rates

Routine activity theory suggests that neighborhood-level activity patterns influence crime rates, and that the convergence of three elements in space and time¿a motivated offender, a suitable target, and the absence of a capable guardian¿result in increased likelihood of criminal events. As such, particular land-use patterns may explain why disadvantaged neighborhoods have higher crime rates than more advantaged areas. This monograph examines whether the effect of neighborhood disadvantage on crime may be a function of its association with land-use patterns. This research also examines whether land-uses have greater effects in disadvantaged neighborhoods. By understanding the effects of land-use, planners and managers could make changes in land-use patterns that decrease crime rates. Findings reveal that both social characteristics and several land-use patterns exhibited different degrees of influence within three research sites. Generally, the percent of land-use dedicated to commerce as well as some commercial institutions were significant predictors of robbery rates. However, types of commercial land and establishments varied by the study site.

Mídia Livros     Paperback Book   (Livro de capa flexível e brochura)
Lançado 1 de dezembro de 2008
ISBN13 9783639103465
Editoras VDM Verlag Dr. Müller
Páginas 140
Dimensões 195 g
Idioma English