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  1. The Topology of Cyberspace and Cybercrime Journeys: A Framework for Analyzing Online Offender Mobility
  2. Attitudes and barriers to open science practices: A mixed-methods analysis at a criminological research institute
  3. Making environmental criminology smarter – A framework for directly measuring routine activities using passively collected geolocation data
  4. Attitudes and barriers to open science practices: a mixed-methods analysis at a criminological research institute
  5. The Topology of Cyberspace and Cybercrime Journeys: A Framework for Analyzing Online Offender Mobility
  6. The Topology of Cyberspace and Cybercrime Journeys: A Framework for Analyzing Online Offender Mobility
  7. Beyond the Borders of the Residential Neighborhood: Unstructured Socializing, Collective Efficacy, and Adolescent Delinquency
  8. The Topology of Cyberspace and Cybercrime Journeys: A Framework for Analyzing Online Offender Mobility
  9. Target Choices of Inner-City Illegal Taggers Demonstrate Consistency and Specificity
  10. Attitudes and barriers to open science practices: a mixed-methods analysis at a criminological research institute
  11. Prioritising suspects using their activity locations
  12. Association Between Social Distancing Compliance and Public Place Crowding During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Cross-Sectional Observational Study Using Computer Vision to Analyze Surveillance Footage
  13. Graffiti Writers Choose Locations That Optimize Exposure
  14. Consolation in the aftermath of violent public assaults: An interaction ethological study
  15. The Anticipatory, Short-Term, and Long-Term Effects of Parental Separation and Parental Death on Adolescent Delinquency
  16. Familiar Locations and Similar Activities: Examining the Contributions of Reliable and Relevant Knowledge in Offenders’ Crime Location Choices
  17. Familiar Locations and Similar Activities: Examining the Contributions of Reliable and Relevant Knowledge in Offenders’ Crime Location Choices
  18. Crowding as a Reliable and Scalable Predictor of Social Distancing Compliance: Exploring the Benefits of Surveillance Footage and Computer Vision (Preprint)
  19. Relationships Between Offenders’ Crime Locations and Different Prior Activity Locations as Recorded in Police Data
  20. Relationships Between Offenders’ Crime Locations and Different Prior Activity Locations as Recorded in Police Data
  21. Promise Into Practice: Application of Computer Vision in Empirical Research on Social Distancing
  22. How to stop a fight—A qualitative video analysis of how third-parties de-escalate real-life interpersonal conflicts in public.
  23. A new Geographic Profiling Suspect Mapping And Ranking Technique for crime investigations: GP‐SMART
  24. A new Geographic Profiling Suspect Mapping And Ranking Technique for crime investigations: GP-SMART
  25. How to Stop a Fight - A Qualitative Video Analysis of How Third-parties De-escalate Real-life Interpersonal Conflicts in Public
  26. Residents, Employees and Visitors: Effects of Three Types of Ambient Population on Theft on Weekdays and Weekends in Beijing, China
  27. Single-Parent Families and Adolescent Crime: Unpacking the Role of Parental Separation, Parental Decease, and Being Born to a Single-Parent Family
  28. Promise Into Practice: Application of Computer Vision in Empirical Research on Social Distancing
  29. Does Danger Level Affect Bystander Intervention in Real-Life Conflicts? Evidence From CCTV Footage
  30. The Importance of Importance Sampling: Exploring Methods of Sampling from Alternatives in Discrete Choice Models of Crime Location Choice
  31. The Foraging Perspective in Criminology: A Review of Research Literature
  32. The foraging perspective in criminology: A review of research literature
  33. Third Parties Mirror the Aggression of the Antagonists: A Video-Based Analysis of Third-Party Aggression in Interpersonal Conflicts
  34. Location Choice of Snatching Offenders in Chennai City
  35. Retraction Note to: Do offenders avoid offending near home? A systematic review of the buffer zone hypothesis
  36. Social distancing compliance: A video observational analysis
  37. A National Examination of the Spatial Extent and Similarity of Offenders’ Activity Spaces Using Police Data
  38. Are frequent offenders more difficult to find and less willing to participate? An analysis of unit non-response in an online survey among offenders
  39. A framework for estimating crime location choice based on awareness space
  40. Nearby Neighbourhood Influences on Adolescent Offending
  41. A CCTV-based analysis of target selection by guardians intervening in interpersonal conflicts
  42. Forecasting Spatio-Temporal Variation in Residential Burglary with the Integrated Laplace Approximation Framework: Effects of Crime Generators, Street Networks, and Prior Crimes
  43. Growing up in single-parent families and the criminal involvement of adolescents: a systematic review
  44. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Do offenders avoid offending near home? A systematic review of the buffer zone hypothesis
  45. The Foraging Perspective in Criminology: A Review of Research Literature
  46. Situational Correlates of Adolescent Substance Use: An Improved Test of the Routine Activity Theory of Deviant Behavior
  47. “Location, Location, Location”: Effects of Neighborhood and House Attributes on Burglars’ Target Selection
  48. Where You at? Using GPS Locations in an Electronic Time Use Diary Study to Derive Functional Locations
  49. Social relations and presence of others predict bystander intervention: Evidence from violent incidents captured on CCTV
  50. The Influence of Activity Space and Visiting Frequency on Crime Location Choice: Findings from an Online Self-Report Survey
  51. Social relations and presence of others predict bystander intervention: Evidence from violent incidents captured on CCTV
  52. Would I be helped? Cross-national CCTV footage shows that intervention is the norm in public conflicts.
  53. Dissecting the Role of Dominance in Robberies: An Analysis and Implications for Microsociology of Violence
  54. Postprint - Would I be Helped? Cross-National CCTV Footage Shows That Intervention Is the Norm in Public Conflicts
  55. Crime Feeds on Legal Activities: Daily Mobility Flows Help to Explain Thieves’ Target Location Choices
  56. Adolescent offenders' current whereabouts predict locations of their future crimes
  57. Is travel actually risky? A study of situational causes of victimization
  58. Cyber-Offending and Traditional Offending over the Life-Course: an Empirical Comparison
  59. Theft from the person in urban China: assessing the diurnal effects of opportunity and social ecology
  60. Do sports stadiums generate crime on days without matches? A natural experiment on the delayed exploitation of criminal opportunities
  61. Determinants of reporting cybercrime: A comparison between identity theft, consumer fraud, and hacking
  62. Mobility and Location Choice of Offenders
  63. Studying Situational Effects of Setting Characteristics
  64. Testing Indicators of Risk Populations for Theft from the Person across Space and Time: The Significance of Mobility and Outdoor Activity
  65. Patterns of Force, Sequences of Resistance: Revisiting Luckenbill with Robberies Caught on Camera
  66. Lessons Learned from Crime Caught on Camera
  67. The geography of crime and crime control
  68. Editors’ Introduction
  69. Modeling Offender Decision Making with Secondary Data
  70. The Oxford Handbook of Offender Decision Making
  71. Consolation in the aftermath of robberies resembles post-aggression consolation in chimpanzees
  72. The Routledge International Handbook of Life-Course Criminology
  73. Comparing criminal careers across three national cohorts
  74. Do Street Robbery Location Choices Vary Over Time of Day or Day of Week? A Test in Chicago
  75. Social Interactions and Crime Revisited: An Investigation Using Individual Offender Data in Dutch Neighborhoods
  76. Criminaliteit relateren aan verblijfspopulaties
  77. Measuring short and rare activities – Time diaries in criminology
  78. Cross-border crime patterns unveiled by exchange of DNA profiles in the European Union
  79. More Places than Crimes: Implications for Evaluating the Law of Crime Concentration at Place
  80. Learning About Crime Prevention from Aborted Crimes: Intrapersonal Comparisons of Committed and Aborted Robbery
  81. FAMILY MATTERS: EFFECTS OF FAMILY MEMBERS’ RESIDENTIAL AREAS ON CRIME LOCATION CHOICE*
  82. Where Do Dealers Solicit Customers and Sell Them Drugs? A Micro-Level Multiple Method Study
  83. Target Selection Models with Preference Variation Between Offenders
  84. Gender Differences in Delinquency and Situational Action Theory: A Partial Test
  85. Situational Action Theory: Cross-Sectional and Cross-Lagged Tests of Its Core Propositions
  86. Learning where to offend: Effects of past on future burglary locations
  87. BITING ONCE, TWICE: THE INFLUENCE OF PRIOR ON SUBSEQUENT CRIME LOCATION CHOICE
  88. The space-time budget method in criminological research
  89. How Much Variance in Offending, Self-Control and Morality can be Explained by Neighbourhoods and Schools? An Exploratory Cross-Classified Multi-Level Analysis
  90. Crime Journeys
  91. Testing the Situational Explanation of Victimization among Adolescents
  92. Consequences of Expected and Observed Victim Resistance for Offender Violence during Robbery Events
  93. Burglar Target Selection
  94. Residential Burglary
  95. Crime Location Choice
  96. Affect and Cognition in Criminal Decision Making
  97. SITUATIONAL CAUSES OF OFFENDING: A FIXED-EFFECTS ANALYSIS OF SPACE-TIME BUDGET DATA
  98. Adolescent delinquency and diversity in behavior settings
  99. Social Disorganization, Social Capital, Collective Efficacy and the Spatial Distribution of Crime and Offenders: An Empirical Test of Six Neighbourhood Models for a Dutch City
  100. When Is Spending Time With Peers Related to Delinquency? The Importance of Where, What, and With Whom
  101. Are mobile offenders less likely to be caught? The influence of the geographical dispersion of serial offenders’ crime locations on their probability of arrest
  102. Offenders on Offending
  103. Moral emotions and offending: Do feelings of anticipated shame and guilt mediate the effect of socialization on offending?
  104. Burglary
  105. Exploring Directional Consistency in Offending: The Case of Residential Burglary in The Hague
  106. Go where the money is: modeling street robbers' location choices
  107. How Long Do Offenders Escape Arrest? Using DNA Traces to Analyse when Serial Offenders Are Caught
  108. Perceived sanction risk, individual propensity and adolescent offending: Assessing key findings from the deterrence literature in a Dutch sample
  109. Robberies in Chicago: A Block-Level Analysis of the Influence of Crime Generators, Crime Attractors, and Offender Anchor Points
  110. The Spatial Concentration of Illegal Residence and Neighborhood Safety
  111. Effects of residential history on commercial robbers’ crime location choices
  112. A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY TO CRIME: EFFECTS OF RESIDENTIAL HISTORY ON CRIME LOCATION CHOICE*
  113. Modeling Micro-Level Crime Location Choice: Application of the Discrete Choice Framework to Crime at Places
  114. Statistical Analysis of Spatial Crime Data
  115. Finding a serial burglar's home using distance decay and conditional origin-destination patterns: a test of empirical Bayes journey-to-crime estimation in the Hague
  116. WHERE OFFENDERS CHOOSE TO ATTACK: A DISCRETE CHOICE MODEL OF ROBBERIES IN CHICAGO
  117. Putting Crime in its Place
  118. Units of Analysis in Geographic Criminology: Historical Development, Critical Issues, and Open Questions
  119. Them Again?
  120. Do Social Barriers Affect Urban Crime Trips? The Effects of Ethnic and Economic Neighbourhood Compositions on the Flow of Crime in The Hague, The Netherlands
  121. Modelling Crime Flow between Neighbourhoods in Terms of Distance and of Intervening Opportunities
  122. Tegen de wetten van de staat, tegen de wetten van de straat?: illegaal verblijf en veiligheid in Nederlandse stadsbuurten
  123. Space–Time Patterns of Risk: A Cross National Assessment of Residential Burglary Victimization
  124. The usefulness of measuring spatial opportunity structures for tracking down offenders: A theoretical analysis of geographic offender profiling using simulation studies
  125. How Do Residential Burglars Select Target Areas?
  126. Criminal groups and transnational illegal markets
  127. EFFECTS OF ATTRACTIVENESS, OPPORTUNITY AND ACCESSIBILITY TO BURGLARS ON RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY RATES OF URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS
  128. Joint and Separated Lifestyles in Couple Relationships
  129. Effects of Spouse's Resources on Occupational Attainment in the Netherlands
  130. Suicidal Behavior in Jails and Prisons in The Netherlands: Incidence, Characteristics, and Prevention
  131. Felson, Marcus K.: Crime and Nature
  132. Units of Analysis in Geographic Criminology: Historical Development, Critical Issues and Open Questions
  133. Social Interactions and Crime Revisited: An Investigation Using Individual Offender Data in Dutch Neighborhoods
  134. Ethnic segregation and crime: are offenders ethnically biased when choosing target areas?