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• W2024656140 abstract "ABSTRACT Despite a tendency in the past to emphasize the role of social networks in understanding neighborhood rates of social control and crime, recent work in social disorganization has begun to theorize about the role of institutions. In particular, in his 2002 presidential address Sampson (2002) argued that perceptions of institutions as legitimate are particularly important in shaping neighborhood levels of collective efficacy. In addition, Triplett, Gainey and Sun (2003) have argued that institutional strength is an important predictor of neighborhood crime rates. Within this framework, they predict that institutional strength is predictive of perceptions of public institutions as legitimate which in turn are predicted to affect neighborhood rates of crime. The purpose of this study is to provide an initial empirical assessment of the role of perceptions of two institutions - the police and local government - as legitimate on neighborhood rates of crime. Findings support the prediction that these perceptions are important and suggest the need for further research." @default.
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• W2024656140 date "2004-01-01" @default.
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• W2024656140 title "SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION, LEGITIMACY OF LOCAL INSTITUTIONS AND NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF PERCEPTIONS OF THE POLICE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT" @default.
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