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Rethinking Urbanicity: Conceptualizing Neighborhood Effects on Women's Mental Health in Kampala's Urban Slums. [PDF]
Int J Environ Res Public HealthSwahn MH +5 more
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Addressing the social determinants of youth mental health in Newham and Northern Devon: reflections on co-design and systems change. [PDF]
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Social Science Computer Review, 2007
This article is an area study on the hypothesis that violent crime is linked to a subculture of violence, social disadvantage, or land uses such as rental, retail/office/commercial, or public/institutional property. Rates and types of reported violent crimes are related to neighborhood characteristics available through U.S.
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This article is an area study on the hypothesis that violent crime is linked to a subculture of violence, social disadvantage, or land uses such as rental, retail/office/commercial, or public/institutional property. Rates and types of reported violent crimes are related to neighborhood characteristics available through U.S.
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Crime-mapping in Crime Prevention Partnerships: Drivers and Inhibitors
Crime Prevention and Community Safety, 2005‘Crime-mapping’ through GIS has become a major focus for Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships in England and Wales. At first glance, accessible technology and data, supporting legislation, and an alignment with the wider ‘e-government’ reform agenda would indicate that crime-mapping has become an easy option in the pursuit of improved crime ...
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Introduction: Crime Mapping and Crime Prevention
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015Crime maps have only recently begun to emerge as a significant tool in crime and justice. Until a decade ago, few criminal justice agencies had any capability for creating crime maps, and few investigators had the resources or patience to examine the spatial distribution of crime.
David L. Weisburd, Tom McEwen
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