Cohen & Felson
The three things needing to overlap in time and space for a crime to occur.
The public official Jane Jacobs took on.
Who is Robert Moses?
Overlapping concentric circles around each block in the city.
What is an egohood?
The definition of permeability in the context of street segments
What is connectedness?
The two mechanisms Bernasco says is possible to explain near repeat burglaries.
What are flags and boosts?
Explain the paradox Cohen and Felson set out to explain.
What is social indicators were "improving" yet crime was going up?
The three types of distinctive neighborhoods.
1) City as a whole 2) Street Neighborhoods 3)Districts of large, subcity size
What is, it focuses on the degree to which individuals agree, the relative size of these neighborhoods, and there is little consensus about any of this.
Two potential explanations for Johnson and Bowers' findings.
What is less permeability promotes natural surveillance or offenders are completely unaware of the target
Findings from Bernasco, 2008 with regards to the main research question.
What is burglaries by the same offender cluster in space and time?
The key elements of RAT that changed following the war.
What is the suitability of targets and lack of capable guardianship
What Jane Jacobs says we should aim for to have good neighborhoods.
The key paradox Vogel and South set out to explain.
Why neighborhood disadvantage is related to neighborhood crime rates but not individual's in that neighborhoods' crime rates?
According to Brantingham and Brantingham, where fear and crime intersect.
On the edges of entertainment districts, zones near transit stops, neighborhoods of different characteristics, and major nodes and pathways.
The key problem with Bernasco's data.
What is it is official data - bias AND same offender repeats have a different detection rate than other burglaries?
The name for key network nodes (Mrs. Roosevelt example)
What are hop-skip links?
What is Moving to Opportunity - recruited people to take advantage of vouchers and then randomly assigned them.
The four types of urban sites (according to B & B)
What are crime generators, crime attractors, neutral sites, and fear generators?
Key findings of Vogel and South.
Levels of disadvantage are negatively related to individual delinquency. Extra local effects suppress this effect.