How immigration, level of unemployment, and income inequality affect crime in Europe

Coccia, Mario; Cohn, Ellen G.; Kakar, Suman

doi:10.1007/s10611-024-10144-y

Crime Law Soc Change

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s10611-024-10144-y

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How immigration, level of unemployment, and income inequality affect crime in Europe

Mario Coccia,

Ellen G. Cohn,

Suman Kakar

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Differential treatment by citizenship within European criminal justice systems

Kakar,

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Cohn

2024

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Differential treatment by citizenship within European criminal justice systems

Kakar,

Coccia,

Cohn

2024

Criminal Justice Studies

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Migración y seguridad ciudadana

Bendezú-Jiménez,

Romero-Bendezú,

Chumacero-Calle

2024

Rev. Cient. Gen. José María Córdova

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Este artículo investiga el impacto de la migración venezolana en la seguridad ciudadana en Perú durante los años 2018-2023, utilizando un modelo econométrico de datos de panel. El modelo confirma un impacto estadísticamente significativo, aunque modesto, del flujo migratorio en la seguridad ciudadana: su magnitud es relativamente baja, habida cuenta de que los ciudadanos venezolanos suman cerca de 1,2 millones de migrantes en el país. Los resultados muestran también que hay una insuficiente inversión para atender esta problemática, y que aumentar las comisarías, entre otras acciones, puede ayudar a disminuir los índices de inseguridad ciudadana. Estos resultados contribuyen a comprender las dinámicas de seguridad en contextos de migración y sirven de base para hacer recomendaciones de políticas públicas más inclusivas y efectivas.

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How immigration, level of unemployment, and income inequality affect crime in Europe

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Differential treatment by citizenship within European criminal justice systems

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