Assessing the Spatial Concentration of Urban Crime: An Insight from Nigeria
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2020Author
Umar, Faisal
Johnson, Shane D.
Cheshire, James A.
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Research demonstrates that crime is concentrated. This finding is so consistent that David Weisburd refers to this as the “law of crime concentration at place”. However, most research on crime concentration has been conducted in the US or European cities and has used secondary data sources. In this study, we examine whether the law of crime concentration applies in the context of sub-Saharan Africa using primary data.
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Umar, F., Johnson, S.D. & Cheshire, J.A. Assessing the Spatial Concentration of Urban Crime: An Insight from Nigeria. J Quant Criminol (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10940-019-09448-3DOI
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