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Social Sciences, Criminology, Crime +7

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Social Sciences, Psychology, Sociology +14

Opportunity, Choice, and Criminal Victimization: A Test of a Theoretical Model

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Social Sciences, Psychology, Social Psychology +15

Measuring the Geographical Displacement and Diffusion of Benefit Effects of Crime Prevention Activity

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Social Sciences, Criminology, Geography +15

DAYLIGHT AND DARKNESS TARGETING STRATEGIES AND THE RISKS OF BEING SEEN AT RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES*

Timothy Coupe, Laurence Blake · Criminology · 2006 · 179 citations

Social Sciences, Criminology, Crime +15