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The Trajectories of Crime at Places: Understanding the Patterns of Disaggregated Crime Types by Andresen, Martin A., Curman, Andrea S., Linning, Shannon J.

“…Objectives Investigate the spatial concentrations and the stability of trajectories for disaggregated crime types on street segments and intersections in…”
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Crime at Places and Spatial Concentrations: Exploring the Spatial Stability of Property Crime in Vancouver BC, 2003–2013 by Andresen, Martin A., Linning, Shannon J., Malleson, Nick

“…Objectives Investigate the spatial concentrations and spatial stability of criminal event data at the micro-spatial unit of analysis in Vancouver, British…”
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Weak Intervention Backfire and Criminal Hormesis: Why Some Otherwise Effective Crime Prevention Interventions Can Fail at Low Doses by Linning, Shannon J, Eck, John E

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Crime radiation theory: the co-production of crime patterns through opportunity creation and exploitation by Linning, Shannon J., Bowers, Kate, Eck, John E.

“…Considerable research shows that crime is concentrated at a few proprietary places: addresses and facilities. Emerging research suggests that proprietary…”
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Say NOPE to social disorganization criminology: the importance of creators in neighborhood social control by Linning, Shannon J., Olaghere, Ajima, Eck, John E.

“…Despite decades of research into social disorganization theory, criminologists have made little progress developing community programs that reduce crime. The…”
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Crime seasonality and the micro-spatial patterns of property crime in Vancouver, BC and Ottawa, ON by Linning, Shannon J.

“…Early criminological research has found that the frequency of crime is not consistent throughout the year and that crime often peaks in the summer months. What…”
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Examining Whether Practical Measures of Neighborhood Characteristics Improve Correctional Risk Assessment Tools by Papp, Jordan, Linning, Shannon J.

“…This study examined whether inclusion of a neighborhood domain improved prediction and classification in an existing risk assessment tool. Logistic regression…”
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The (in)appropriateness of aggregating across crime types by Andresen, Martin A., Linning, Shannon J.

“…Researchers in the spatial analysis literature commonly aggregate crime types: property, violent, and total crime, for example. This practice is done for a…”
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What Is Informal Social Control? A Concept Consensus Review of Recent Criminological Literature by Linning, Shannon J, Eck, John E, Olaghere, Ajima, Steinman, Hannah

“…Is there consensus among criminologists about the meaning of informal social control? Some prominent criminologists say no. We conduct a concept consensus…”
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Crime Seasonality: Examining the Temporal Fluctuations of Property Crime in Cities With Varying Climates by Linning, Shannon J., Andresen, Martin A., Brantingham, Paul J.

“…This study investigates whether crime patterns fluctuate periodically throughout the year using data containing different property crime types in two Canadian…”
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Exploring the Correspondence Between General Correctional Programming and Inmate Misconduct Using a Time-Course Framework by Linning, Shannon J., Silver, Ian A., Papp, Jordan

“…Inmate misconduct continues to threaten safety and order within correctional institutions. Yet few studies have examined its longitudinal nature. In this paper…”
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Crime Fluctuations in Response to Hurricane Evacuations: Understanding the Time-Course of Crime Opportunities during Hurricane Harvey by Linning, Shannon J, Silver, Ian A

“…AbstractResearch regarding how natural disasters impact crime is largely mixed. Most studies focus on whether aggregate postdisaster crime levels differ from…”
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Third-party crime reporting: examining the effects of perceived social cohesion and confidence in police effectiveness by Linning, Shannon J., Barnes, J.C.

“…While some research suggests perceptions of social cohesion and confidence in police effectiveness influence reporting decisions among victims of crime, no…”
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Understanding the time-course of an intervention’s mechanisms: a framework for improving experiments and evaluations by Linning, Shannon J., Bowers, Kate, Eck, John E.

“…Objectives The crime prevention evaluation literature has identified several potential side effects of interventions. These often-unintended consequences occur…”
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Crime Seasonality across Multiple Jurisdictions in British Columbia, Canada by Linning, Shannon J, Andresen, Martin A, Ghaseminejad, Amir H, Brantingham, Paul J

“…Seasonal changes in crime have been documented since the mid-1800s, but no definitive consensus has been reached regarding universal annual patterns…”
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Unemployment, business cycles, and crime specialization : Canadian provinces, 1981–2009 by Andresen, Martin A, Linning, Shannon J

“…Relationship between unemployment and crime - research using panel data and a hybrid modelling technique investigates the role unemployment plays in crime…”
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BEGINNING TO UNDERSTAND THE ECONOMIC COSTS OF CHILDREN’S EXPOSURE TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE by Andresen, Martin A., Linning, Shannon

“…Intimate partner violence comprises 37% of violent crime in Canada, imposing significant economic costs on society. Childhood exposure to intimate partner…”
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Does crime in places stay in places? Evidence for crime radiation from three narrative reviews by Eck, John E., Linning, Shannon J., Bowers, Kate

“…One of the most facts about crime is that it concentrates at a few proprietary places: addresses, facilities, and land parcels. Do these crime-places radiate…”
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Race-Based Real Estate Practices and Spuriousness in Community Criminology: Was the Chicago School Part of a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? by Linning, Shannon J., Eck, John E.

“…For over a century, a small network of scholars, extending from the University of Chicago, shaped community criminology research. Drawing on human ecology,…”
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The Neo-Jacobian Perspective of Place and Neighborhood Crime: A Case Study of Property Management, Redevelopment, and Crime in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio by Linning, Shannon J

“…Architectural journalist Jane Jacobs is arguably one of the most influential figures in urban social sciences and city planning. Yet, she has received minimal…”
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