| Autor: |
Peterson, Bryce E., Kim, KiDeuk |
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Journal of Offender Rehabilitation; Jul2024, Vol. 63 Issue 5, p291-310, 20p |
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The impact of housing and individual residential mobility on recidivism is nuanced. Individuals may move from prosocial environments to criminogenic environments, or from neighborhoods that are more, or less, socioeconomically disadvantaged. We explore these phenomena using data on individuals on parole in the District of Columbia with community-level Census data. We hypothesize that residential mobility will affect recidivism through changes in both housing types and neighborhood characteristics. Findings suggest that people immediately placed into treatment-oriented or transitional housing had lower rates of rearrest than those in other housing situations. Results of the community-level measures of social disorganization were mixed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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