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Article and crime prevention
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Theoretical explanation
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Concepts
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3.1
Informal social controls
3.2
Role of fear
3.3
Comparison to "zero tolerance"
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Critical developments
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Case studies
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5.1
Precursor experiments
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New York City
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Albuquerque
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Lowell, Massachusetts
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Netherlands
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Mexico City
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Other effects
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Real estate
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Education
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Statistical evidence
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Criticism
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Other factors
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Relationship between crime and disorder
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Racial bias
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Class bias
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Popular press
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See also
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References
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Broken windows theory
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Criminological theory
This article is about the criminological theory. For the economic theory, see
Parable of the broken window
.