Area II. Perspectives on Crime / 5. Routine Activities and Situational Perspectives

An Examination of the 80-20 Pareto Principle for Crime Concentration at Crime Generators - Marc Huffer, Temple University; Amelie Motzer, Temple University; Alese Wooditch, Temple University

Homicide Correlates from Micro to Meso-level Units of Analysis in Latin American Cities - Catalina Mellado, University College London

Results From a Street Level Analysis of Homicide Incidents in a Caribbean City - Tarik Weekes, University of the West Indies

Where Alcohol Meets Robbery: Spatial Association Between Alcohol Facilities and Robbery Incidents - Ryan Bagwell, University of Southern Mississippi; Kayla Stan, University of Southern Mississippi; Allison G. Kondrat, Sam Houston State University; Wanda E. Leal, Sam Houston State University; Alex R. Piquero, University of Miami

The Effect of Block Size on Crime: Testing Jacobs' Suggestion on the Need for Small Blocks - Jinuk Jeong, City University of New York, Graduate Center / John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Jisoo Cho, Graduate Center / John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York; Kevin Wolff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Jinuk Jeong, City University of New York, Graduate Center / John Jay College of Criminal Justice