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Fundamental Causes of Crime at Places: Assessing Associations Among Neighborhood Types and Crime Rates Using Geodemographics
The paper discusses the role of contextual approaches in current spatial criminology, with its focus on variables, net-of-effects, and mechanism-identification. The study outlines how contextual approaches to understanding communities, such as geodemographics, have an affinity to modeling multiple,
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