Environmental Explanations of Crime and Deviance.
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- Environmental Explanations of Crime and Deviance.
- Shaw and McKay.
- Zone of Transition.
- High levels of crime. Places which people move in and out of.
- Quick money.
- High levels of crime. Places which people move in and out of.
- Zone of Transition.
- Sutherland.
- Differential Association Theory.
- Immersing ones self in a criminal culture.
- Differential Association Theory.
- Skogan.
- In areas of high crime, the informal social control is reduced.
- People stay inside, allowing crime to take place with little witnesses.
- In areas of high crime, the informal social control is reduced.
- Cohen and Felson.
- Routine.
- People take part in crime in areas they know.
- Routine.
- Hobbs.
- Nocturnal Economy.
- Baldwin and Bottoms.
- Tipping.
- A location becomes so criminal that the non criminal move away.
- This allows more criminals to move in.
- This creates a criminal location.
- This allows more criminals to move in.
- A location becomes so criminal that the non criminal move away.
- Tipping.
- Shearing.
- Privatisation of Public Space.
- Shaw and McKay.
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