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학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
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Neighborhood characteristics have been emphasized in explaining fear of crime.
This study examines the impact of both neighborhood disorder and collective efficacy on fear of crime. In addition to their independent effects, this study explores the relationships among neighborhood disorder, collective efficacy, and fear of crime. This study suggests three models: first, neighborhood disorder has an influence on collective efficacy, which causes fear of crime; second, collective efficacy has an influence on neighborhood disorder, which causes fear of crime; and third,collective efficacy and neighborhood disorder have an interaction effect on fear of crime. Using panel data from Korean Youth Panel Survey, this study tests three structural equation models. Results supports a second causal model. That is, it is found that collective efficacy has an influence on neighborhood disorder and then,neighborhood disorder has a significant effect on fear of crime. However, results do not support the first causal and the third interaction model. Results reveal that neighborhood disorder has no significant effect on collective efficacy and that collective efficacy has not a direct effect on fear of crime. In addition, collective efficacy and neighborhood disorder have no interaction effect on fear of crime.
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Bellair, P.E. / 1997 / Social interaction and community crime: examining the importance of neighbor networks / Criminology 35 : 677 ~ 704
Covington, J. / 1991 / Fear of crime in urban residential neighborhoods / Sociological Quarterly 32 : 231 ~ 249
Ferguson, K.M. / 2007 / Modeling fear of crime in Dallas neighborhoods: a test of social capital theory / Crime and Delinquency 53 (2) : 329 ~ 349
Franklin, T.W. / 2008 / A multi-level analysis of the vulnerability, disorder, and social integration models of fear of crime / Social Justice Research 21 : 204 ~ 227
Gainey, R. M. Alper / 2011 / Fear of crime revisited: Examining the direct and indirect effects of disorder, risk perception and social capital / American Journal of Criminal
Covington, J. / 1991 / Fear of crime in urban residential neighborhoods / Sociological Quarterly 32 : 231 ~ 249
Ferguson, K.M. / 2007 / Modeling fear of crime in Dallas neighborhoods: a test of social capital theory / Crime and Delinquency 53 (2) : 329 ~ 349
Franklin, T.W. / 2008 / A multi-level analysis of the vulnerability, disorder, and social integration models of fear of crime / Social Justice Research 21 : 204 ~ 227
Gainey, R. M. Alper / 2011 / Fear of crime revisited: Examining the direct and indirect effects of disorder, risk perception and social capital / American Journal of Criminal
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