This groundbreaking book provides an in-depth analysis of predatory crime victimization, intimate partner victimization, public racial and sexual harassment, and the relationship of all these harms to the residents' perceptions of their neighborhood social disorganization/collective efficacy. Under Siege is uniquely valuable both for its rich theoretical basis and for its transparent presentation of the authors' research methodology. It is a thought-provoking sociological contribution that offers progressive strategies for ameliorating both poverty and crime in North American public housing complexes.…mehr
This groundbreaking book provides an in-depth analysis of predatory crime victimization, intimate partner victimization, public racial and sexual harassment, and the relationship of all these harms to the residents' perceptions of their neighborhood social disorganization/collective efficacy. Under Siege is uniquely valuable both for its rich theoretical basis and for its transparent presentation of the authors' research methodology. It is a thought-provoking sociological contribution that offers progressive strategies for ameliorating both poverty and crime in North American public housing complexes.
By Walter S. DeKeseredy; Shahid Alvi; Martin D. Schwartz and Andreas E. Tomaszewski
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 The Historical, Political, and Economic Context of the West Town Study Chapter 3 Predatory Crime Victimization, Illegal Drug Use, and Alcohol Consumption in West Town: Incidence and Sociodemographic Risk Factors Chapter 4 Violence Against and the Harassment of Women in West Town Chapter 5 The Role of Perceived Social Disorganization and Collective Efficacy Chapter 6 The Failure of Neo-Conservative Policy Chapter 7 Rethinking Crime Prevention in Public Housing Chapter 8 Appendix A: The QNLS Instrument Chapter 9 Appendix B: Face-to-Face Interview Schedule Chapter 10 References
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 The Historical, Political, and Economic Context of the West Town Study Chapter 3 Predatory Crime Victimization, Illegal Drug Use, and Alcohol Consumption in West Town: Incidence and Sociodemographic Risk Factors Chapter 4 Violence Against and the Harassment of Women in West Town Chapter 5 The Role of Perceived Social Disorganization and Collective Efficacy Chapter 6 The Failure of Neo-Conservative Policy Chapter 7 Rethinking Crime Prevention in Public Housing Chapter 8 Appendix A: The QNLS Instrument Chapter 9 Appendix B: Face-to-Face Interview Schedule Chapter 10 References
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