Unequal Crime Decline : : Theorizing Race, Urban Inequality, and Criminal Violence / / Karen F. Parker.
2009 Choice Outstanding Academic TitleCrime in most urban areas has been falling since 1991. While the decline has been well-documented, few scholars have analyzed which groups have most benefited from the crime decline and which are still on the frontlines of violence-and why that might be. In Uneq...
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