Putting Crime in its Place: Units of Analysis in Geographic Criminology
by David Weisburd, Gerben Bruinsma, Wim Bernasco
Putting Crime in its Place explores the use of units of analysis in geographic criminology. Focusing on the relationship between crime and place, this scholarly volume considers how spatial perspectives and analytical choices shape criminological research. It is suited to readers studying criminology, geography, sociology, and research methods.
About This Book
Putting Crime in its Place examines the role of geographic space in criminological research.
The book focuses on units of analysis, highlighting how the choice of spatial scale shapes the study of crime.
It provides a scholarly foundation for understanding geographic criminology and its analytical approaches.
Written by David Weisburd, Gerben Bruinsma, and Wim Bernasco, the volume is intended for readers interested in crime, place, and research methodology.
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