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The impact of socioeconomic factors such as poverty, unemployment, and education on crime rates.
Official statistics and academic studies show measurable differences in crime rates and criminal justice outcomes across racial and ethnic groups in the United States, with Black Americans often showi...
A dozen register-based Swedish studies and reviews have compared crime or conviction rates across immigrant-origin groups and—crucially—several explicitly adjust for socioeconomic or demographic facto...
Cities with larger often show higher rates of reported violent crime in raw statistics, but the relationship is largely mediated by concentrated poverty, residential segregation, and related structura...
is hampered by missing, mismatched, and politicized data: population denominators are estimated rather than directly observed, law-enforcement records rarely include reliable legal-status markers, and...