| Session 497: EC7 -> Theory, Measurement and Planning Practice in Environmental Criminology |
| Time: 9:40AM to 11:10 AM on Saturday, November 20 |
| Place: Ballroom B |
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Session Chair: Terry Whin-Yates, Simon Fraser University |
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Applications of GIS to Space and Crime in the City of Edmonton |
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Jonathan D. Alston, University of Alberta (Corresponding) |
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Leslie W. Kennedy, Rutgers University |
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M. John Hodgson, University of Alberta |
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David Veitch, Edmonton Police Service |
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Rethinking Victimization Risk From a Criminal Event Perspective |
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Vincent F. Sacco, Queen's University (Corresponding) |
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Ross MacMillan, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities |
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The Effects of the Boundary Problem on the Prediction of Illegal Drug Markets |
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Kristin Henderson, Temple University (Corresponding) |
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Tom Bole, Temple University |
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Image, Realization and World View: Incorporating the Principles of Environmental Criminology Into the Architectural Design Process |
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Mary Beth Rondeau, University of British Columbia (Corresponding) |
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Patricia L. Brantingham, Simon Fraser University |