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Expanding the scope of research on recent crime trends [Recurso eletrónico] / Eric P. Baumer, Richard Rosenfeld, Kevin T. Wolff

Autor: BAUMER, Eric P.Co-autor: ROSENFELD, Richard; WOLFF, Kevin T.Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: [S.l.] : ed. do a., 2012Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmAssunto: 224783 | 343078 | 321724 | 334103Resumo: Executive summary. Technical report. Statement of problem and relation to existing literature. Rationale. “Enhancing the Data Infrastructure”, “Clarifying and Expanding the Scope of Existing Research”. A uniform empirical specification across states, counties, and cities. An assessment of conditional economic effects on recent crime trends. Expanding the typical set of criminal justice variables considered. Methods. Results. A uniform empirical specification across states, counties, and cities. An assessment of conditional economic effects on recent crime trends. Expanding the typical set of criminal justice variables considered. Conclusions. References. Dissemination of research findings. Appendix A. The Crime Trends Data Archive (CTDA).
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Research report submitted to the U.S. Department of Justice, Award n. 2008-IJ-CX-0014. Ficheiro de 1,23 MB em formato PDF (86 p.). Disponível também através de: https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/nij/grants/240204.pdf. Acedido a 24 de Abril de 2013.

Executive summary. Technical report. Statement of problem and relation to existing literature. Rationale. “Enhancing the Data Infrastructure”, “Clarifying and Expanding the Scope of Existing Research”. A uniform empirical specification across states, counties, and cities. An assessment of conditional economic effects on recent crime trends. Expanding the typical set of criminal justice variables considered. Methods. Results. A uniform empirical specification across states, counties, and cities. An assessment of conditional economic effects on recent crime trends. Expanding the typical set of criminal justice variables considered. Conclusions. References. Dissemination of research findings. Appendix A. The Crime Trends Data Archive (CTDA).

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