Homicide as a function of city block layout: Mexico City as case study

Carlos J. VilaltaCenter for Research in Geospatial Information Sciences (Centrogeo), Ciudad de México, CDMX, MexicoCorrespondence[email protected]

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Robert MuggahIgarapé Institute, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilView further author information

Gustavo FondevilaCenter for Economic Research and Education (CIDE), Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

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Gustavo Fondevila, Carlos Vilalta-Perdomo, Mateo Carlos Galindo Pérez & Fernando G. Cafferata. (2023) The Deterrence Effect of Police Stations on Crime in Buenos Aires and Mexico City. Papers in Applied Geography 9:4, pages 373-394.
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Carlos Vilalta-Perdomo, Pablo López-Ramírez & Gustavo Fondevila. (2022) A Community-level Test of General Strain Theory (GST) in Mexico. Deviant Behavior 43:11, pages 1331-1346.
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Carlos Vilalta, Pablo Lopez-Ramirez & Gustavo Fondevila. (2021) The spatial diffusion of homicide in Mexico City: a test of theories in context. Global Crime 22:3, pages 222-239.
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Enrique García-Tejeda & Gustavo Fondevila. (2023) Policing Social Disorder and Broken Windows Theory: Spatial Evidence from the “Franeleros” Experience. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information 12:11, pages 449.
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Patricio R. Estévez-Soto. (2021) Crime and COVID-19: effect of changes in routine activities in Mexico City. Crime Science 10:1.
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