Enhancing Informal Social Controls to Reduce Crime: Evidence from a Study of Crime Hot Spots

Keyphrases

• Crime Evidence 100%
• Informal Social Control 100%
• Crime Hot Spots 100%
• Microtopography 75%
• Collective Efficacy 50%
• Geographic Level 50%
• High Crime 50%
• Community-based 25%
• Law Enforcement 25%
• Protective Factors 25%
• Population Size 25%
• Social Characteristics 25%
• Lack of Data 25%
• Negative Binomial Model 25%
• Physical Observation 25%
• Geographic Hotspots 25%
• Deterrence 25%
• Street Segments 25%
• City Agencies 25%
• Baltimore 25%
• Hot Spots Policing 25%
• Police Presence 25%
• Primary Data Collection 25%
• Business Activity 25%
• Crime Reduction 25%
• Possible Risk Factors 25%
• Scale Usage 25%
• Residential Streets 25%
• Attitudinal Factors 25%

Social Sciences

• Social Control 100%
• Police 50%
• Population Censuses 25%
• Residential Street 25%
• Nongovernmental Organizations 25%
• Fundamental Research 25%