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Methodological Advancements to Studying Crime and Development
Fri, Nov 17, 3:30 to 4:50pm, Marriott, Franklin 8, 4th FloorSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This panel will consider multiple, unique methodological advancements to the empirical study of crime and development. The four papers will use a combination of different data sets and cover substantive topics including crime and place, developmental/life course and social network and gang involvement.
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A Spatio-Temporal Statistical Model of Crime Hotspots - Alex Reinhart, Carnegie Mellon University; Daniel Nagin, Carnegie Mellon University
Predestination or Redemption? How Early Do Childhood Factors Predict Adolescent Outcomes? - Pilar Larroulet, University of Maryland; Thomas Loughran, University of Maryland
Identifying Late-Bloomers and Examining Early Characteristics That Account for Why They Delay the Onset of Offending - Terence P Thornberry, University of Maryland; Mauri Matsuda, Portland State University; Marvin D Krohn, University of Florida
Familial Transmission of Gang Involvement - Sadaf Hashimi, Rutgers University, Newark; Robert Apel, Rutgers University, Newark; Sara Wakefield, Rutgers University