Reversing broken windows: evidence of lagged, multilevel impacts of risk perceptions on perceptions of incivility

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Despite a large number of studies testing Broken Windows Theory (BWT), the reverse theoretical pathway has never been assessed longitudinally (risk perceptions → incivilities perceptions). It is estimated here using panel data from Baltimore, Maryland. Results show lagged, multilevel impacts of risk...

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Main Author: Link, Nathan W. (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
Published: 2017
In: Crime & delinquency
Year: 2017, Volume: 63, Issue: 6, Pages: 659-682
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Keywords:
Incivilities
Incivilities thesis
Disorder theory
Broken windows theory
Crime risk perceptions
Perception bias
Verwahrlosungszeichen
Kriminalitätspolitik
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by Link, Nathan W. (Author) Taylor, Ralph B. (Author) Waltman-Spreha, Kelly (Author) Pitts, Joseph R. (Author) Kelly, James M. (Author)
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