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PER-OLOF H.WIKSTROM 著
出版社： OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
ISBN：0199592845
出版时间：2012
标注页数：479页
文件大小：26MB
文件页数：509页
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Part 1 Analysing Crime as Situational Action: Theory, Methods, Key Constructs, and Basic Findings3

1. Situational Action Theory3

1.1 Criminology: A fragmented and poorly integrated discipline3

1.2 Key common shortcomings in criminological theory7

1.3 Situational Action Theory: Basic constructs and propositions11

1.4 Situational Action Theory: The causes of the causes29

1.5 Explaining urban crime patterns41

2. The Peterborough Adolescent and Young Adult Development Study44

2.1 The research design44

2.2 The cohort study53

2.3 Parents' interviews61

2.4 Young people's interviews62

2.5 Space-time budget67

2.6 Criminal justice records data78

2.7 Data quality82

2.8 Small area community survey (PCS)87

2.9 Summary and conclusion104

3. Young People's Crime, Crime Propensity, and Criminogenic Exposure: Key Constructs and Basic Findings107

3.1 Crime107

3.2 Crime propensity132

3.3 Criminogenic exposure141

3.4 Predicting crime involvement: The interaction between crime propensity and criminogenic exposure155

3.5 Summary and conclusion155

Part 2 The Social Dynamics of Young People's Urban Crime161

4. Peterborough, Its Urban Structure, and Crime161

4.1 Peterborough: The research site162

4.2 Land use167

4.3 Residential segregation171

4.4 Area patterns of crime and disorder186

4.5 Modelling population structure, collective efficacy, land use, and crime events200

4.6 Summary and conclusion206

5. Young Offenders and Their Crimes in the Urban Environment209

5.1 Area patterns of young people's crime211

5.2 Modelling the distribution of young people's crime219

5.3 Offender home locations222

5.4 Modelling the distribution of young offenders236

5.5 Crime and distance239

5.6 Summary and conclusion250

6. Young People, Their Activities, and Criminogenic Exposure252

6.1 Young people's activity patterns252

6.2 Settings and circumstances of criminogenic exposure277

6.3 Social sources of young people's criminogenic exposure299

6.4 Differential effects of criminogenic exposure by young people's crime propensity311

6.5 Explaining the variation in area concentrations of young people's crime312

6.6 Summary and conclusion319

Part 3 The Situational Dynamics of Young People's Crime323

7. The Crime Convergence: Kinds of People in Kinds of Settings323

7.1 Studying the intersection of people and settings323

7.2 Distribution of space-time budget crimes323

7.3 Exposure to criminogenic settings and crime involvement by crime propensity347

7.4 Summary and conclusions363

8. Choosing Crime as an Alternative: Crime Propensity, The Perception-Choice Process, and Crime364

8.1 Capturing the perception-choice process: A factorial survey approach367

8.2 PADS+ randomized scenarios369

8.3 Scenario findings380

8.4 Hypothetical scenarios and the real world393

8.5 Summary and conclusion402

Part 4 The Dynamics of Rule-Breaking: Key Findings405

9. It's All About Interactions405

9.1 Breaking rules405

9.2 It's all about interactions406

Appendices411

A1 Technical Appendix413

A1.1 Calculating distance413

A1.2 Presentation of spatial data413

A1.3 Controlling for resident young people419

A1.4 Quantifying time use421

A2 Space-Time Budget Coding Appendix423

A2.1 Activity424

A2.2 Place427

A2.3 With whom430

A2.4 Extra incidents433

References437

Index467