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Eric L. Piza
Eric L. Piza
Northeastern University
E-mail megerősítve itt: northeastern.edu - Kezdőlap
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CCTV surveillance for crime prevention: A 40‐year systematic review with meta‐analysis
EL Piza, BC Welsh, DP Farrington, AL Thomas
Criminology & public policy 18 (1), 135-159, 2019
4322019
Risk clusters, hotspots, and spatial intelligence: risk terrain modeling as an algorithm for police resource allocation strategies
LW Kennedy, JM Caplan, E Piza
Journal of quantitative criminology 27, 339-362, 2011
3482011
The influence of community areas, neighborhood clusters, and street segments on the spatial variability of violent crime in Chicago
C Schnell, AA Braga, EL Piza
Journal of quantitative criminology 33, 469-496, 2017
1722017
The company you keep? The spillover effects of gang membership on individual gunshot victimization in a co‐offending network
AV Papachristos, AA Braga, E Piza, LS Grossman
Criminology 53 (4), 624-649, 2015
1702015
Vulnerability and exposure to crime: Applying risk terrain modeling to the study of assault in Chicago
LW Kennedy, JM Caplan, EL Piza, H Buccine-Schraeder
Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy 9, 529-548, 2016
1302016
Using Poisson and negative binomial regression models to measure the influence of risk on crime incident counts
EL Piza
Rutgers Center on Public Security, 1-4, 2012
1282012
The effects of merging proactive CCTV monitoring with directed police patrol: A randomized controlled trial
EL Piza, JM Caplan, LW Kennedy, AM Gilchrist
Journal of Experimental Criminology 11, 43-69, 2015
1262015
The crime prevention effect of CCTV in public places: A propensity score analysis
EL Piza
Journal of crime and justice 41 (1), 14-30, 2018
1192018
The crime kaleidoscope: A cross-jurisdictional analysis of place features and crime in three urban environments
JD Barnum, JM Caplan, LW Kennedy, EL Piza
Applied geography 79, 203-211, 2017
1102017
Saturation Foot-Patrol in a High-Violence Area: A Quasi-Experimental Evaluation
EL Piza, BA O’Hara
Justice Quarterly, 2012
1002012
Joint utility of event-dependent and environmental crime analysis techniques for violent crime forecasting
JM Caplan, LW Kennedy, EL Piza
Crime & Delinquency 59 (2), 243-270, 2013
982013
Analyzing the influence of micro-level factors on CCTV camera effect
EL Piza, JM Caplan, LW Kennedy
Journal of Quantitative Criminology 30, 237-264, 2014
962014
“A plague on both your houses?”: Risks, repeats and reconsiderations of urban residential burglary
WD Moreto, EL Piza, JM Caplan
Justice Quarterly 31 (6), 1102-1126, 2014
902014
Is the punishment more certain? An analysis of CCTV detections and enforcement
EL Piza, JM Caplan, LW Kennedy
Justice Quarterly 31 (6), 1015-1043, 2014
892014
Predicting initiator and near repeat events in spatiotemporal crime patterns: An analysis of residential burglary and motor vehicle theft
EL Piza, JG Carter
Justice Quarterly 35 (5), 842-870, 2018
872018
Risk terrain modeling for spatial risk assessment
JM Caplan, LW Kennedy, JD Barnum, EL Piza
Cityscape 17 (1), 7-16, 2015
832015
Place-based correlates of motor vehicle theft and recovery: Measuring spatial influence across neighbourhood context
E Piza, S Feng, L Kennedy, J Caplan
Urban Studies 54 (13), 2998-3021, 2017
732017
Crime in context: Utilizing risk terrain modeling and conjunctive analysis of case configurations to explore the dynamics of criminogenic behavior settings
JM Caplan, LW Kennedy, JD Barnum, EL Piza
Journal of contemporary criminal justice 33 (2), 133-151, 2017
552017
Exploring the defensive actions of drug sellers in open-air markets: A systematic social observation
EL Piza, VA Sytsma
Journal of research in crime and delinquency 53 (1), 36-65, 2016
542016
The history, policy implications, and knowledge gaps of the CCTV literature: Insights for the development of body-worn video camera research
EL Piza
International Criminal Justice Review 31 (3), 304-324, 2021
512021
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