This chapter surveys the quantitative research literature linking climate and conflict, a body
of research that spans multiple academic disciplines and has roughly doubled in size in the …

Background: Heat is known to affect many health outcomes, but more evidence is needed
on the impact of rising temperatures on crime and/or violence. Objectives: We conducted a …

We estimate the effect of temperature on monthly crime using a panel dataset that matches
weather with crime rates for over 3,000 postcodes in Australia over the period 2001–2019 …

The association between various meteorological parameters and crime is well-established
in developed contexts. In contrast in this study, we investigated the association between …

Climate change is having profound effects on natural and socio-economic systems,
especially via extreme climate events. Using panel data from 129 prefectural-level cities in …

We examine the effect of climate change on regional inequality using detailed data on
meteorological factors and local fiscal stress. We find that climate change-induced high …

Political leaders increasingly use social media to speak directly to voters, but the extent to
which elite cues shape offline political behavior remains unclear. In this article, we study the …

Emergent evidence shows micro and macro-climates influence criminal behaviour; a
complex phenomenon that is still incipient in theory development. A mixed method research …

As the climate becomes more extreme and heat waves become more prevalent, the effects
of climate change spill over into previously unnoticed areas. One such prominent result of …

This study examines direct observations of outdoor routine activities to investigate the
pathways through which temperatures shape crime. Daily administrative records of crime …