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Direct linkWillits, Dale; Broidy, Lisa M.; Denman, Kristine – Youth & Society, 2015
Research on drug markets indicates that they are not randomly distributed. Instead they are concentrated around specific types of places. Theoretical and empirical literature implicates routine activities and social disorganization processes in this distribution. In the current study, we examine whether, consistent with these theories, drug…
Descriptors: Crime, Drug Abuse, Neighborhoods, Schools
