Broken Windows¶
Harcourt, B. E., & Ludwig, J. (2006). Broken Windows: New Evidence from New York City and a Five-City Social Experiment. University of Chicago Law Review, 73(1), 271-320.
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- Broken Windows Theory
- The policing application is empirically contested; the structural signal pattern is better attested than its specific policy claims.
This sourceFinds the policing application empirically contested, the disorder–crime link confounded by unmeasured common causes — backing the claim that the policy is contested even where the signal mechanism is plausible.
- The policing application is empirically contested; the structural signal pattern is better attested than its specific policy claims.
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