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CRJU 5500 The Ecology of Crime

This course focuses on ecological theory to evaluate how ecological factors influence opportunities for crime. Emphasis is placed on the distribution of crime in rural and urban areas.

Credits

3

Distribution

CRJU

Notes

CRJU