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Analyzing Crime Displacement and Diffusion · Open Policing Data Hub

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Analyzing Crime Displacement and Diffusion

102009

Author: Rob T. Guerette

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Introduction
Defining Displacement
The Evidence on Displacement
What Displacement Means for Your POP Project
Managing Displacement
Understanding Your Local Displacement Potential
Assessing Displacement
Conclusion
Appendix A: About the Data Presented in Table 1

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Appendix B: Formulas for the WDQ and TNE to Measure Displacement and Diffusion

Appendix C: Use and Interpretation of Coefficients to Measure Displacement and Diffusion

Appendix D: Illustration of the Use of the GE, NE, WDQ, and TNE in Lancashire, England

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