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Social Network Analysis: Understanding the Crime Problem & targeting StrategiesAndrew M. Fox, of Missouri Kansas City1 What is SNA? analysis of Social relationships Beyond individual attributes Map relationships between individuals Information and goods flow between people, so the structure of relationships matters Through SNA we can identify important individuals based on their Social position2 Research on SNA Delinquent peers -one of the strongest predictors of Crime (Warr) Violence is concentrated among networks of people (Papachristos) The closer you are socially to violence, the more likely you are to become a victim (Papachristos) Position is important within the Network (Morselli, McGloin).3 Understanding group Focus resources Deterrence, levers to pull Holding members accountable for each other s actions Understanding informal Social control Network structure, propertiesSNA is a tool to graphically display group dynamics4 SNA for Example5 NodeSNA: Sociogram6 TieNodeWhat s the point?
Social Network Analysis: Understanding the Crime Problem & Targeting Strategies Andrew M. Fox, Ph.D. University of Missouri –Kansas City 1
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