CJ-7102 v2

This article uses routine activities theory to explain the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on crime rates.

This article discussed how situational crime prevention strategies can be used to reduce crime and evaluated whether there are substantial long term effects that continue beyond the initial implementation.

This study examines the impact of routine activity theory on the desistance desires of cyberfraudsters.

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