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|a Seattle Neighborhoods and Crime Survey, 2002-2003
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|a The objective of the Seattle Neighborhoods and Crime Survey (SNCS) was to test multilevel theories of neighborhood social organization and criminal violence. It was funded by the National Science Foundation (SES-0004324), and the National Consortium on Violence Research (SBR-9513040). Using the concept of differential neighborhood organization, the investigators posited that neighborhood crime is a function of informal social control against crime and informal organization in favor of crime. Informal neighborhood control against crime consists of neighborhood attachment, social capital, and collective efficacy. The study tested the hypothesis that individual social ties are explained by a rational choice model, which in turn produces neighborhood social capital that can be used to achieve collective goals. It also tested the hypothesis that neighborhoods rich in social capital had greater collective efficacy, which in turn, helped produce safe neighborhoods. Organization in favor of crime consists of violent codes of the street. The study tested the hypothesis that residents from disadvantaged neighborhoods tend to distrust police and other agents of conventional institutions, and consequently are more likely to participate in street culture, in which violence is a way of obtaining street credibility and status, as well as resolving disputes. The project has also examined dimensions of neighboring, and the causes and consequences of fear of crime. The study used a telephone survey of households within all 123 census tracts in the city of Seattle, WA, conducted in 2002-2003. The sampling frame was designed by investigators at the University of Washington, with three objectives in mind: (a) to gain a random sample of households within each of 123 census tracts; (b) to obtain a disproportionate number of racial and ethnic minorities using an ethnic oversample; and (c) to obtain a replication sample of Terrance Miethe's 1990 victimization survey in 100 Seattle neighborhoods [Testing Theories of Criminality and Victimization in Seattle, 1960-1990]. Specific samples were drawn by Genesys, a sampling firm in Philadelphia, PA, using a constantly-updated compilation of white pages. Telephone interviews were conducted by the Social and Behavioral Research Institute at California State University, San Marcos, using computer-assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) technology. Respondents were asked about household demographics, such as race, gender, residential mobility, age distribution of the household, and income, their perceptions and assessments of their neighborhoods (including safety, disorder, and crime), neighbors, and relations with police. A variety of questions about neighboring were asked, including social capital (intergenerational closure, reciprocated exchange, and participation in neighborhood associations), attachment to their neighborhood, and collective efficacy (child-centered social control). Respondents were asked about routine activities including taking steps to protect their homes, spending time in bars and nightclubs, and leaving their home unattended. Questions about fear of crime included personal fear as well as altruistic fear for other members of the household, and questions about racial attitudes included residential preferences by race composition of the neighborhood. A victimization inventory modeled after the National Crime Victimization Survey was used for burglary, vandalism, stolen property, violence, and robbery. Demographic information includes age, race, sex, education, martial status, household income, whether respondent was a student, employment status, religious affiliation, approximate value of home, monthly rent including utilities, residence history in the last five years, whether respondent was born in the Unites States, and number of people currently living in the respondent's household.
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|a Yamamoto, Masahiro
|t Assessing the role of local communication networks in neighborhood disorder and crime
|d 2018
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|a Drakulich, Kevin M.
|t Being male or living with a female: Fear for partners by sex and sexual orientation
|d 2013
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a McNeeley, Susan M.
|t The code of the street and violent versus property crime victimization
|d 2015
|w (DE-627)1912482029
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|a Fay-Ramirez, Suzanna
|t The comparative context of collective efficacy: Understanding neighbourhood disorganisation and willingness to intervene in Seattle and Brisbane
|d 2015
|w (DE-627)1912486016
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a Drakulich, Kevin M.
|t Concerns for self or family? Sources of and responses to altruistic fear
|d 2015
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a Hess, Chris
|t Daily Mobility Patterns and Residential Preferences: A Multicity Study of How Preferences for Residential Diversity Vary by Trajectories of Intraday Population Change
|d Population Association of America (PAA), 2024
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|a Soto, Anthony Jaime
|t The Effects of Neighboring, Social Networks, and Collective Efficacy on Crime Victimization: An Alternative to the Systemic Model
|d University of North Texas, 2015
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|a Walker, Jason
|t The Effects of Police Effectiveness on Neighborhood Attachment
|d Arizona State University, 2016
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|a Coats, Jonathan E.
|t Examining the simultaneous use of home protection methods
|d 2023
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|a Gearhart, Michael C.
|t Fear of crime, racial bias, and gun ownership
|d 2019
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|a Mills, Brianna
|t Firearm-Related Morbidity and Mortality by Injury Intent: Analysis of Medical, Criminal, and Vital Records in Seattle, WA
|d University of Washington, 2017
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|a Drakulich, Kevin M.
|t Instability, informal control, and criminogenic situations: community effects of returning prisoners
|d 2012
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a Coats, Jonathan E.
|t The Institutions of Crime Prevention: Perceptions of Effective Approaches to Solving Major Problems in their Neighborhood. A Study of Seattle
|d Indiana University, 2017
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a Thielmann, Heidi I.
|t The Location of Registered Sex Offenders and their Impact on Neighborhood Crime and Informal Social Control
|d [Erscheinungsort nicht ermittelbar] : University of Washington, 2016
|w (DE-627)191261135X
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|a Wooditch, Alese
|t Measures of association for nominal and ordinal variables
|d Springer International Publishing, 2021
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a Matsueda, Ross L., 1955 -
|t Measuring Collective Efficacy: A Multi-level Measurement Model for Nested Data
|d University of Washington, Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences, 2015
|w (DE-627)1912618370
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|a Matsueda, Ross L., 1955 -
|t Measuring collective efficacy: A multilevel measurement model for nested data
|d 2016
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a McNeeley, Susan M.
|t A multilevel examination of the code of the street's relationship with fear of crime
|d 2017
|w (DE-627)1912627752
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a McNeeley, Susan M.
|t A multilevel examination of the relationship between racial tension and attitudes toward the police
|d 2016
|w (DE-627)1912627760
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a Gearhart, Michael C.
|t The multilevel factor structure of social cohesion, mutual efficacy, and informal social control: A case for practice-informed research
|d 2024
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|a Gaub, Janne E.
|t The neighborhood according to women: Understanding gendered disorder perceptions
|d 2021
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|a Craw, Michael
|t Neighborhood stability and self-governance
|d American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, 2012
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|a Gearhart, Michael C.
|t Patterns of neighboring and predictors of neighboring across race: A latent class analysis
|d 2020
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|a Drakulich, Kevin M.
|t Perceptions of the local danger posed by crime: Race, disorder, informal control, and the police
|d 2013
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|a Pyo, Jimin
|t Perceptions of police and participatory behavior for crime prevention: a multilevel analysis of formal and informal behaviors
|d 2021
|w (DE-627)1765274346
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|a Gearhart, Michael C.
|t Preventing neighborhood disorder: Comparing alternative models of collective efficacy theory using structural equation modeling
|d 2019
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|a Gearhart, Michael C.
|t Preventing Neighborhood Disorder: The Role of Mutual Efficacy in Collective Efficacy Theory
|d Case Western Reserve University, 2017
|w (DE-627)1912662450
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|a Matsueda, Ross L., 1955 -
|t Race and neighborhood codes of violence
|d New York University Press, 2006
|w (DE-627)1912672731
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|a Wu, Yuning
|t Race/ethnicity and perceptions of the police: A comparison of White, Black, Asian and Hispanic Americans
|d 2014
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|a Wu, Yuning
|t Race/ethnicity, foreign-born status, and victimization in Seattle, WA
|d 2013
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|a Crutchfield, Robert D.
|t Race, labor markets, and neighborhood violence
|d New York University Press, 2006
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|a Yuan, Yue
|t Reactions to crime: A multilevel analysis of fear of crime and defensive and participatory behavior
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|a Fernandes, April D.
|t Red lights and handcuffs: The effect of arrests on the fear of crime
|d 2018
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|t Residential stability versus residents' interactions: The determinants of voluntary participation in police block activity
|d 2021
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|a Drakulich, Kevin M.
|t Social capital, information, and perceived safety from crime: The differential effects of reassuring social connections and vicarious victimization
|d 2015
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|a Gearhart, Michael C.
|t Social cohesion, mutual efficacy, and informal social control: Enhancing the conceptualization of collective efficacy
|d 2019
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|a Yuan, Yue
|t Social ties, collective efficacy, and crime-specific fear in Seattle neighborhoods
|d 2016
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|a Drakulich, Kevin M.
|t Strangers, acquaintances, and victims: Victimization and concern about crime among women
|d 2015
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|a Drakulich, Kevin M.
|t Strangers, neighbors, and race: A contact model of stereotypes and racial anxieties about crime
|d 2012
|w (DE-627)1912713330
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|i Forschungsdaten zu
|a McNeeley, Susan M.
|t Street Codes, Routine Activities, Neighborhood Context, and Victimization: An Examination of Alternative Models
|d [Erscheinungsort nicht ermittelbar] : University of Cincinnati, 2013
|w (DE-627)1912713683
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|a Gearhart, Michael C.
|t Testing Predictors of Mutual Efficacy
|d 2019
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|a Schreck, Christopher J.
|t That door you just kicked in was locked for your protection, not mine: Developing and testing competing theoretical models of crime prevention behavior
|d 2018
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