Acknowledgments | |
Preface | |
Getting Started | |
Part I: UNDERSTANDING CRIME AND VICTIMIZATION | |
1. The Geography of Official Crime Rates | |
2. Victimization Surveys | |
3. Self-report Surveys | |
4. Crime and Public Opinion | |
5. Fear of Crime | |
6. Motor Vehicle Theft | |
Part II: APPLYING CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES | |
7. Social Psychological Processes: Bonds, Self-control and Deviant Associations | |
8. Social Disorganization and Property Crime | |
9. Anomie, Routine Activities, and Robbery Rates | |
Part III: MULTIPLE CAUSES OF CRIME AND DETECTING SPURIOUSNESS | |
10. Substance Abuse and Crime | |
11. Violence and the Old West: An Introduction to Regression | |
12. "Mass Media" Criminology: Detecting Spuriousness Using Regression | |
Appendix A: Independent Projects | |
Appendix B: Variable Names and Sources |
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