Objective: Groups of potentially violent drinkers may frequent areas of communities with
large numbers of alcohol outlets, especially bars, leading to greater rates of alcohol-related …

Objectives: To examine whether a diverse range of both structured and unstructured routine
activities is associated with offending, and whether activities have crime-specific effects …

This paper provides a critical review of two broad categories of social ecological theories of
crime, social integration and place-based theories, and their relationships to spatial …

This study examined the association between alcohol outlets and violence. Employing
Cincinnati block groups as units of analysis, the authors estimated spatially lagged …

This study examined the association between alcohol outlet density and violence in a
nonmetropolitan college town. Nearly all prior empirical research examining this association …

This study examined the direct and moderating effects of alcohol outlet density, social
disorganization, and land use on violence in a large college town whose economy is driven …

Objective To evaluate whether the adoption of a local clean indoor air (CIA) policy in St.
Paul, Minnesota, was associated with changes in alcohol-related crimes outside on …

There is a substantial literature around violence and alcohol outlets. Roman et al.(2008)
studied block groups in Washington, DC and found that increased densities of on-and off …