Paper: The Effect of 311 Calls for Service on Crime in D.C. at Microplaces published

My paper, The Effect of 311 Calls for Service on Crime in D.C. at Microplaces, was published online first at Crime & Delinquency. Here is the link to the published paper. If you do not have access to a library where you can get the paper always feel free to email and I will send an off-print. But I also have the pre-print posted on SSRN. Often the only difference between my pre-prints and the finished version is the published paper is shorter!

As a note, I’ve also posted all of the data and code to replicate my findings. The note is unfortunately buried at the end of the paper, instead of the beginning.

This was the first paper published from my dissertation. I have pre-prints out for two others, What we can learn from small units and Local and Spatial Effect of Bars. Hopefully you will see those two in print the near future as well!

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