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Revised May, 2018

Marcus K. Felson

Curriculum Vitae

CONTACT INFORMATION

Address: 10236 Pinehurst Avenue Austin, Texas, 78747 USA

Phone: 1-512-382-0105 Central Standard Time Email: mf38 @ txstate.edu

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Birth: August 15, 1947, Cincinnati, Ohio Married to Mary Adelaide Eckert

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Walnut Hills High School, Cincinnati, 1965 University of Chicago, B.A., Sociology, 1969 University of Michigan, M.A., Sociology, 1971 University of Michigan, Ph.D., Sociology, 1973

Dissertation: Conspicuous Consumption and the Swelling of the Middle Class, (David R. Segal, Chair)

UNIVERSITY CAREER

Position University Dates

Lecturer University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1972-1973 Entered tenure stream University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1973 Assistant Professor University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1973-1977

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Tenured University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1978 Associate Professor University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1978-1984 Tenured again University of Southern California 1984 Associate Professor University of Southern California 1984-1991 Full Professor University of Southern California 1991-1994 Tenured again Rutgers University 1995 Full Professor Rutgers University 1995-2011 Full Professor Rutgers University 1995-2011 Tenured again Texas State University 2011 Full Professor Texas State University 2011 - present

ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Role Organization Dates

Member Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2010-2012 Netherlands

Visiting Scholar Netherlands Institute for the Study of 2010-2011 Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR), Amsterdam

Visiting Scholar Institute for Canadian Urban Research 2006-2007 Studies, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver

Research Project Affiliate Institute for Canadian Urban Research 2006-present Studies, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver

Member Board of Directors Center for Crime Prevention Studies, 1990-2000 Rutgers University.

Visiting Full Professor Rutgers University, Criminal Justice 1995

Director Crime-Free Environments Project, 1992-1994 Social Science Research Institute, University of Southern California

Senior Research Associate Social Science Research Institute. 1984-1995

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Editor Sociology and Social Research 1986 – 1991

Visiting Professor Department of Sociology, University of 1991 Stockholm, Sweden

Visiting Professor School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers 1989 University

Member of Associated Faculty Department of Geography, University 1989-1995 Of Southern California

Visiting Associate Professor School of Urban and Public Affairs, 1979-1980 Carnegie-Mellon University

Project Director Crime and Social Change Project, 1978-1981 University of Illinois

National Fellow Educational Finance and Productivity 1978 Center, University of Chicago

Co-Principal Investigator Social Indicators Project, University of 1975-1979 Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Member Committee concerning the Consumer 1977 Expenditures Survey, Social Science Research Council, Center for Social Indicators

Member Committee on Global Modeling, Wharton 1976-1978 School, University of Pennsylvania

Member Membership Committee, American 1975 Association for Public Opinion Research

Center Fellow University of Michigan Center for 1971-1972 Research on Social Organization

Associated Faculty Department of Geography, University of 1989-1995 Southern California.

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Center Fellow Center for Research on Social 1971-1972 Organization, University of Michigan

ACADEMIC AWARDS AND HONORS

Received an Honoris Causa (Honorary Degree for Scientific Contributions) from the Universidad Miguel Hernandez, Elche Spain. 2014

Honored by a Festschrift, The Criminal Act: The Role and Influence of Routine Activity Theory (Essays in Honour of the Work of Marcus Felson), Edited by Martin A. Andresen and Graham Farrell. Palgrave-Macmillan, February, 2015

Honored by a Festschrift in Spanish: Crimen, oportunidad y vida diaria: Libro Homenaje al Profesor Dr. Marcus Felson. Edited by Miró Llinares, F., Agustina Sanllehi, J. R., Medina Sarmiento, J. E., and Summers, L. Madrid: Dykinson.

Listed as the sixth most influential forensic psychologist, Brenda Rufener, “The 30 Most Influential Forensic Psychologists Working Today.” See Fall 2014 CAA Newsletter

Selected to present the Annual Ray Whitrod Memorial Lecture in Adelaide, Australia. 2015

Favorite Professor Award, Alfred H. Nolle Chapter of the Alpha Chi National College Honor Society, Texas State University, 2015

Recipient of the Ronald V. Clarke Award for Outstanding Contributions to Crime Analysis, (the “Ronnie”) at the Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting. 2008

Selected as theTwenty-Fifth Anniversary Lecturer, HEUNI: The European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control, Affiliated with the United Nations, Helsinki, Finland. 2006

Selected as the Seventh Inkeri Anttila Lecturer, Helsinki, Finland, 2006

Recipient of the Paul Tappan Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Field of Criminology, Western Society of Criminology. 2002

Henry Salvatori Award for Innovative Teaching in Experiential Education, 1994

Rackham Prize Fellowship, University of Michigan. 1971-1972

Best Student Paper Award, American Association for Public Opinion Research for "The Social Basis for the Wallace Vote in Districts Outside the South.” 1971

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National Institute for Mental Health Fellowship. 1969-1971

PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS, EDITED BOOKS, AND MONOGRAPHS

Felson, M., and Eckert, M. A. (2017). Introductory criminology: The study of risky situations. Routledge. [Refereed Book]

Felson, M. and Eckert, M. A. (2014) Crime and everyday life, Fifth Edition. Sage. Fifth edition. [Refereed Book, fully revised]

Felson, M. (2011). Zločin i svakodnevni život. Serbian translation of Crime and everyday life. Edited by Translated by Lukić, N. Edited by Ignjatović, Đ. Belgrade: University of Belgrade.

Felson, M., and Boba, R. L. (Eds.). (2010). Crime and everyday life. Fourth Edition. Sage. [Refereed book, fully revised]

Felson, M., & Clarke, R. V. (2008). La ocasión hace al ladrón. Teoría práctica para la prevención del delito. Pp. 193-234 in Convivencia ciudadana, seguridad pública y urbanismo: diez textos fundamentales del panorama internacional Fundación Democracia y Gobierno Local. [Spanish translation of Opportunity makes the thief]

Felson, M. (2006). Crime and nature. Sage. [Refereed book]

Felson, M. (2006). The ecosystem for organized crime. Helsinki: European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control, affiliated with the United Nations. [Invited theoretical report]

Felson, M. (原著) (2005). 石川愛, 鍋島美奈子, & 鈴木広隆. 日常生活の犯罪学日常生活の犯罪学. Japanese translation of Crime and everyday life.

Clarke, R. V., and Felson, M. (2003). Routine activity and rational choice. Advances in criminological theory. New Brunswick. [Edited book, paperback release]

Felson, M. (2002). Crime and everyday life. Third Edition. Sage. [Refereed book, fully revised]

Felson, M. (1998). Crime and everyday life. Second Edition. Sage. [Refereed book, fully revised]

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Felson, M., and Peiser, R. B. (Eds.). (1998). Reducing crime through real estate development and management. Urban Land Institute [Edited book]

Felson, M., and Clarke, R. V. (1998). Opportunity makes the thief: Practical theory for crime prevention. London: Home Office, Police Research Series. [Invited theoretical report]

Felson, M., and Clarke, R. V. G. (Eds.). (1997). Business and crime prevention. Criminal Justice Press. [Edited book]

Felson, M. (1994). Crime and everyday life: Insight and implications for society. Pine Forge Press. [Refereed book, first version]

Clarke, R. V., and Felson, M. (1993). Routine activity and rational choice. Transaction Press [Edited Book]

ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS

2015 - present

Boivin, R., and Felson, M. (2017). Crimes by visitors versus crimes by residents: The influence of visitor inflows. Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 1-16. [Refereed Article]

Geoffrion, S., Felson, M., Boivin, R., and Ouellet, F. (2017). Systematic observation of barroom incidents in a large Montreal venue. Security Journal, 30(1), 123-141. [Refereed Article]

Clarke, R. V., and Felson, M. (2017). The origins of the routine activity approach and situational crime prevention. Ch. 11 in Myer, A. (Ed.). (2017). The Origins of American Criminology: Advances in Criminological Theory. Routledge. [Invited chapter]

Leclerc, B., and Felson, M. (2016). Routine activities preceding adolescent sexual abuse of younger children. Sexual Abuse, 28(2), 116-131. [Refereed Article]

Felson, M., and Boivin, R. (2015). Daily crime flows within a city. Crime Science, 4(1), 31. [Refereed Article]

Drawve, G., Walker, J. T., and Felson, M. (2015). Juvenile offenders: an examination of distance-to-crime and crime clusters. Cartography and Geographic Information Science, 42(2), 122-133. [Refereed article]

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Agustina, J. R., and Felson, M. (2015). Routine activities, delinquency, and youth convergences. The Handbook of Criminological Theory. Wiley. 137-155. [Invited Chapter]

Felson, M. and Clarke, R.V. (2016) The Ethics of situational crime prevention. In Newman, G., Clarke, R.V. and Shoham, S. (Eds). Rational Choice and Situational Crime Prevention. Routledge. [Invited chapter republished]

Felson, M. (2018). Four Images of the Delinquency Area. The Oxford Handbook of Environmental Criminology, 150. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (2017) The routine activity approach. Pp. 87-97 in Wortley, R., and Townsley, M. (Eds.). Environmental criminology and crime analysis, Second Edition. Taylor and Francis. [Invited chapter]

2010 - 2014

Felson, M. (2013). Crime’s impingement in space, In Eenvoud en verscheidenheid, Liber amicorum voor Henk Elffers (pp. 355-358). Nederlands Studiecentrum Criminaliteit & Rechtshandhaving (NSCR) & Afdeling Strafrecht & Criminologie, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. [Invited chapter}

Andresen, M. A., Frank, R., and Felson, M. (2014). Age and the distance to crime. Criminology and Criminal Justice, 14(3), 314-333. [Refereed article]

Hollis, M. E., Felson, M., and Welsh, B. C. (2013). The capable guardian in routine activities theory: A theoretical and conceptual reappraisal. Crime Prevention and Community Safety, 15(1), 65-79. [ Refereed Article]

Felson, M. (2014). Linking criminal choices, routine activities, informal control, and criminal outcomes. Pp. 119-128 in Cornish, D. B., and Clarke, R. V. (Eds.). The reasoning criminal: Rational choice perspectives on offending. Transaction.

Boivin, R., Geoffrion, S., Ouellet, F. and Felson, M. (2014). Nightly variation of disorder in a Canadian nightclub. Journal of Substance Use, 19, No. 1-2, 188-193. [Refereed article]

Lemieux, A. M., and Felson, M. (2012). Risk of violent crime victimization during major daily activities. Violence and Victims, 27(5), 635-655. [Refereed article]

Andresen, M. A., and Felson, M. (2012). Co-offending and the diversification of crime types. International Journal Of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 56(5), 811-829. [Refereed article]

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Felson, M. (2012). Crime opportunity theories vs. dispositional theories of crime. Pp. 99-104 in Groenhuijsen, M. S., Letschert, R. M., & Hazenbroek. Liber amicorum prof. dr. mr. J.J.M. van Dijk. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Wolf Legal Publishers. [Invited chapter]

Frank, R., Andresen, M. A., and Felson, M. (2012). The geodiversity of crime: Evidence from British Columbia. Applied Geography, 34, 180-188. [Refereed article]

Andresen, M. A., and Felson, M. (2012). An investigation into the fundamental regularities of co-offending for violent and property crime classifications. Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, 54(1), 101-115. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (2010). What every mathematician should know about modelling crime. European Journal of Applied Mathematics, 21(4-5), 275-281. [Refereed article]

Andresen, M. A., and Felson, M. (2009). The impact of co-offending. British Journal of Criminology, 50(1), 66-81. [Refereed article]

Felson, M., and Graycar, A. (2010). Situational prevention of organised timber theft and related corruption. Pp. 99-110 in Bullock, K., Clarke, R. V. G., and Tilley, N. (Eds.). Situational Prevention of Organised Crimes. Taylor and Francis. [Refereed chapter]

Felson, M. (2014). Eight crime foraging contingencies–Comment on Johnson's review. Legal and Criminological Psychology, 19(2), 215-217. [Article-commentary]

Kringen, J. A., and Felson, M. (2014). Routine activities approach. Pp. 4544-4551 in Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Springer New York. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (2014). The Basic routine activity approach to crime analysis. Pp. 129-138 in Zahn, M.A., Brownstein, H. H., and Jackson, S. L. (Eds). Violence: From Theory to Research. Routledge. [Invited chapter republished]

Cleary, S., Shukla, R. K., and Felson, M. (2014). Situational crime prevention and the wild West. In Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice (pp. 4874-4883). Springer New York. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (2013). Routine activity approach. In Environmental criminology and crime analysis in Mazerolle, L., and Wortley, R. (Eds) Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis: Situating the Theory, Analytic Approach and Application. Willan. [Invited chapter]

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Felson, M. (2013). The routine activity approach as a general crime theory. Pp. 188-194 in McLaughlin`, E., and Muncie, J. Criminological Perspectives: Essential Readings. Sage. [Republished chapter]

Felson, M. (2011). Routine activities and transnational crime. International Crime and Justice, 11-18. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M., Andresen, M. A., and Frank, R. (2011). Mobility polygons and the geometry of co-offending. Pp. 3-15 in Andresen, M. A., & Kinney, J. B. (Eds.). (2012). Patterns, prevention, and geometry of crime. Routledge. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M., and Clarke, R. V. (2012). Comments on the special issue. Trends in Organized Crime, 15(2-3), 215-221. [Invited commentary]

Clarke, R. V., and Felson, M. (2011). The origins of the routine activity approach and situational crime prevention. Pp. 245-60 in Cullen, F. T., Myer, A. J., Adler, F., & Jonson, C. L. (Eds.). The Origins of American Criminology. Transaction. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (2011). Corruption in the broad sweep of history. In R. G. Smith (Ed.), Handbook of Global Research and Practice in Corruption, Volume 2. Cheltenham, Elgar. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (2010). Routine activities and transnational crime. Pp 11-18 in Natarajan, M. (Ed.) International Crime and Justice. Cambridge University Press. [Invited chapter]

Lemieux, A., and Felson, M. (2010). Tourist and visitor crime. Pp. 223-228 in n Natarajan, M. (Ed.) International Crime and Justice. Cambridge University Press. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M., and Clarke, R. V. (2010). Routine precautions, criminology, and crime prevention. Crime and public policy: Putting theory to work, Pp. 106-123 in Hugh D. Barlow and Scott Decker, Criminology and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work. Westview. [Republished chapter]

2005 - 2009

Felson, M. (2009). The natural history of extended co-offending. Trends in Organized Crime, 12(2), 159-165. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. Situational crime prevention. (2008). Chapter 8 in Shoham, S. G., Beck, O., and M. Kett. International Handbook of Penology and Criminal Justice. Taylor and Francis. [Reprint of refereed article]

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Felson, M. (2008). Routine activity approach. In Wortley, R. and Mazerole, L.(Eds.) Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis. Cullompton, [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (2007). Situational crime prevention. Pp. 305-329 in International Handbook of Penology and Criminal Justice. CRC Press. [Invited chapter]

2000 - 2004

Felson, M., and Poulsen, E. (2003). Simple indicators of crime by time of day. International Journal of Forecasting, 19(4), 595-601. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (2003). The routine activity approach as a general crime theory. Pp. 188-194 in McLaughlin`, E., and Muncie, J. Criminological Perspectives: Essential Readings. Sage. [Republished chapter]

Felson, M. (2003). The process of co-offending. Pp.149-168.in Smith, M. J. and Cornish, D. B. (Eds.) Theory for Practice in Situational Crime Prevention, Volume 16 of Crime Prevention Studies, [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (2004). The basic routine activity approach to crime analysis. Pp. 129-138 in M.A. Zahn, H. H. Brownstein and S. L. Jackson, (Eds.) Violence: From Theory to Research. Anderson. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (2000). The routine activity approach as a general crime theory. Pp. 205 – 216 in Simpson, S. Of Crime and Criminality: The Use of Theory in Everyday Life. Pine Forge Press. [Invited chapter]

1995 - 1999

Felson, M. (1999). La delincuencia como accidente sistemático: su prevención en la vida cotidiana. In Estudios de criminología (pp. 303-312). Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha. [Invited chapter}

Felson, M. (1998). Crime prevention, apartments, and the larger ecosystem. Security Journal, 11(1), 61-63. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1997) A routine activity analysis of recent crime reductions. The Criminologist, 22 (6): 1-3. [Semi-refereed]

Felson, M. (1995). How buildings can protect themselves against crime. Lusk Review for Real Estate Development and Urban Transformation, 1(1), 1-7. [Refereed article]

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Felson, M. (1995) Those who Discourage Crime, Pp. 53-66 in Eck, J. and Weisburd, D. (Eds.) Crime and Place, Volume 4 of Crime Prevention Studies. [Refereed chapter]

Felson, M., Berends, R., Richardson, B., & Veno, A. (1997). Reducing pub hopping and related crime. Pp. 115-132 in Homel, R., & Hauritz, M. (1997). Policing for Prevention: Reducing crime, public intoxication, and injury. Criminal Justice Press. [Refereed chapter]

Felson, M. (1998). Routine activities and crime prevention in the developing metropolis. Henry, S., & Einstadter, W. (Eds.). (1998). The Criminology Theory Reader. New York University Press. [Reprint of refereed publication]

Felson, M. (1997). Reconciling Hirschi’s 1969 control theory with the general theory of crime. Ch 3. in Lab, S. P. (Ed.). Crime Prevention at a Crossroads. Cincinnati: Anderson. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. and Clarke, R.V. (1997) “The Ethics of Situational Crime Prevention.” In G. Newman, R.V. Clarke and S. Shoham, Editors, Rational Choice and Situational Crime Prevention. Dartmouth University Press. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. and Clarke, R. V. (1997). Editor’s Introduction: Business and Crime. In Marcus Felson and Ronald V. Clarke, Editors, Business and Crime Prevention. Criminal Justice Press. [Introductory chapter]

Felson, M. (1997). Technology, business and crime,” in Marcus Felson and Ronald V. Clarke, Editors, Business and Crime Prevention. Criminal Justice Press, 1997. [Chapter]

Felson, M. (1998). Urban Sprawl, In American Cities and Suburbs Encyclopedia, Garland Publishing. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (1996) The Routine Activity Approach. Pp. 20-23 in Cordella, P. and Siegel, L. (Eds.). Readings in Contemporary Criminological Theory. Northeastern University Press. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (1996) Situational prevention. Pp. 20-23 in Cordella, P., and Siegel, L. (Eds.). Readings in Contemporary Criminological Theory. Northeastern University Press. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M., Belanger, M.E., Bichler, G.M., Bruzinski, C.D., Campbell, G.S., Fried, C.L., Grofik, K.C., Mazur, I.S., O’Regan, A.B., Sweeney, P.J. and Ullman, A.L (1996). Redesigning hell: Preventing crime and disorder at the port authority bus terminal. In Clarke, R.V. (Ed.) Preventing Mass Transit Crime. Monsey. Criminal Justice Press, 1996. [Invited chapter]

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Felson, M., and Clarke, R. V. (1995). Routine precautions, criminology, and crime prevention. Crime and public policy: Putting theory to work, Pp. 179-90 in n Hugh D. Barlow and Scott Decker, Criminology and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, Westview. [Invited chapter]

1990 - 1994

Felson, M. (1994). A crime prevention extension service. Pp. 249-258 in Clarke, R. V. (Ed.) Volume 3 of Crime Prevention Studies. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1993). Social indicators for criminology. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 30(4), 400-411. [Refereed article]

Felson, M., and van Dijk, J. (1993). La théorie des opportunités et l’erreur de généralisation. Criminologie, 26(2), 29-36. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1992). Routine activities and crime prevention: Armchair concepts and practical action. Studies on Crime and Crime Prevention, 1(1), 30-34. [Refereed article]

Felson M, Dickman D, Glenn D, Kelly L, Lambard G, Maher L, Nelson-Green L, Ortega C, Preiser T, Rajedran A, Ross T. (1990). Preventing crime at Newark subway stations. Security Journal. 1(3):137-42. [Refereed article]

Clarke, R. V., and Felson, M. (1993). Introduction: Routine activity and rational choice. Pp. 1 – 13 in Clarke, R. V. and Felson, M. Advances in Criminological Theory (Vol. 5). New Brunswick. [Introductory chapter]

Felson, M. (1990). Crime and Life Styles," Pp. 102-107 in Peter Marsh (Ed.) Developing Life Styles. Cambridge, England: Andromeda Press, [Invited section contribution]

1985 - 1989

Felson, M. (1988). The changing ecology of security. Journal of Security Administration, 11(2), 8-11. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1987). Routine Activities and Crime Prevention in the Developing Metropolis. Criminology, 25(4), 911-931. [Refereed article]

Block, R., Felson, M., and Block, C. (1985). Crime victimization rates for incumbents of 246 occupations. Sociology and Social Research, 69(3), 442-451. [Refereed article]

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Heer, D. M., Hodge, R. W., and Felson, M. (1985). The cluttered nest: Evidence that young adults are more likely to live at home now than in the recent past. Sociology and Social Research, 69(3), 436-41. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1986). Linking criminal choices, routine activities, informal control, and criminal outcomes. Pp. 119-128 Cornish, Derek B., and Ronald V. Clarke, eds. The Reasoning Criminal: Rational Choice Perspectives on Offending. Transaction. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (1986). Crime risk at any point on the city map. Pp. 127-136 in George Rengert and Simon Hakim (eds.), Metropolitan Crime Patterns, Willow Tree Press. [Invited chapter]

1980 - 1984

Felson, M., and Gottfredson, M. (1984). Social indicators of adolescent activities near peers and parents. Journal of Marriage and the Family, 709-714. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1983). Unobtrusive indicators of cultural change: neckties, girdles, marijuana, garbage, magazines, and urban sprawl. American Behavioral Scientist, 26(4), 534-542. [Refereed article]

Felson, M., and Cohen, L. E. (1981). Quantitative output of the criminal justice system. Social Indicators Research, 9(1), 61-83. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1980). Human chronography. Invited lead article in Sociology and Social Research, Volume 65, October, Pages 1-9. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. and Cohen, L. E. (1981). Modeling crime trends: A criminal opportunity perspective. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 18(1), 138-164, As corrected January, 1982. [Refereed article]

Knoke, D., Macke, A., and Felson, M. (1980). Using social indicators to forecast partisan alignments in congressional election years. Social Indicators Research, 7(1-4), 47-61. [Refereed article]

Evans, M. D., Felson, M., and Land, K. C. (1980). Developing social indicators research on the military in American society. Social Indicators Research, 8(1), 81-102. [Refereed article]

Cohen, L. E., Felson, M., and Land, K. C. (1980). Property crime rates in the United States: A macrodynamic analysis, 1947-1977; with ex ante forecasts for the mid-1980s. American Journal of Sociology, 86(1), 90-118. [Refereed article]

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Felson, M., and Cohen, L. E. (1980). Human ecology and crime: A routine activity approach. Human Ecology, 8(4), 389-406. [Refereed article

Felson, M., and Segal, D. R. (1981). Democratic Processes and Electoral Change: A Demographic Accounting Model of Political Partisanship. Political Methodology, 55-79. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1983). The Ecology of Crime. Pp. 665-670 in Encyclopedia of Crime and Justice. Free Press. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (1982). The web of learning. Pp. 37-51 in Robert J. Rossi and Kevin Gilmartin (eds.), Monitoring Educational Outcomes and Public Attitudes. Human Sciences Press. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (1981). Social accounts based on map, clock and Calendar." Pp. 219-239 in Juster. F. T. and Land, K.C. (eds.), Social Accounting Systems. Academic Press. [Invited chapter]

Land, K. C. and Felson, M. (1981) "Sensitivity analysis of arbitrarily-identified simultaneous equation models." Pages 155-177 in Peter V. Marsden (ed.), Linear models in social research. Beverly Hills, Sage. [Reprint of earlier refereed article]

1975 - 1980

Cohen, L. E., and Felson, M. (1979). Social change and crime rate trends: A routine activity approach. American Sociological Review, 588-608. [Reprinted at least 40 times]

Cohen, L. E., and Felson, M. (1979). On estimating the social costs of national economic policy:

A critical examination of the Brenner study. Social Indicators Research, 6(2), 251-259. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1979) The masking of material inequality in the contemporary united states. Public Opinion Quarterly, 43 (1), pp. 120-122. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1978). Invidious distinctions among cars, clothes and suburbs. Public Opinion Quarterly, 42(1), 49-58. [Refereed article]

Felson, M., and Spaeth, J. L. (1978). Community structure and collaborative consumption: A routine activity approach. American Behavioral Scientist, 21(4), 614-624. [Refereed article]

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Land, K. C., and Felson, M. (1978). Sensitivity analysis of arbitrarily identified simultaneous-equation models. Sociological Methods and Research, 6(3), 283-307. [Refereed article]

Pampel, F. C., Land, K. C., and Felson, M. (1977). A social indicator model of changes in the occupational structure of the United States: 1947-1974. American Sociological Review, 951-964. [Refereed article]

Land, K. C., and Felson, M. (1977). A dynamic macro social indicator model of changes in marriage, family, and population in the United States: 1947–1974. Social Science Research, 6(4), 328-362. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1976). The differentiation of material life styles: 1925 to 1966. Social Indicators Research, 3(3-4), 397-421. [Refereed article]

Land, K. C., and Felson, M. (1976). A general framework for building dynamic macro social indicator models: Including an analysis of changes in crime rates and police expenditures. American Journal of Sociology, 82(3), 565-604. [Refereed article]

Felson, M., and Solaún, M. (1975). The fertility-inhibiting effect of crowded apartment living in a tight housing market. American Journal of Sociology, 80(6), 1410-1427. [Refereed article]

Felson, M., and Sudman, S. (1975). The accuracy of presidential preference primary polls. Public Opinion Quarterly, 39(2), 232-236. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. and Land, K. C. (1978). Social, demographic and economic interrelationships with trends in education in the United States: 1947-1974. Pp. 93-125 in Julian Simon (ed.), Research in Population Economics: An Annual Compilation of Research, Vol. I. Greenwich, Connecticut: JAI Press. [Refereed chapter]

Felson, M. and Land. K, C. (1980). Linking education to the larger society with social indicator models. Chapter 2 in Volume II, Bidwell, C. E., and Dreeben, R. (Eds.). The Analysis of Educational Productivity: Issues in Macroanalysis. Ballinger. [Invited chapter]

1972 - 1974

Felson, M. (1974). Standardization of scales in social science research: Breaking the routine. Social Science Research, 3(3), 261-265. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1974). The pitfalls of fancy analysis. Sociology and Social Research, Volume 58, July, Pages 399-407. [Refereed article]

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Felson, M., and Knoke, D. (1974). Social status and the married woman. Journal of Marriage and the Family, 516-521. [Refereed article]

Felson, M. (1974). How to rig your results with a fancy coding scheme. Social Science Research, 3(1), 79-82. [Refereed article]

Segal, D. R., Felson, M., and Segal, M. W. (1973). Mortality and Political Partisanship: A Test of the Butler-Stokes Hypothesis. Comparative Politics, 5(4), 601-610. [Refereed article]

Segal, D. R., and Felson, M. (1973). Social stratification and family economic behavior. Pp. 143-164 in Easterlin, R. A., and Sheldon, E. B. (1973). Family Economic Behavior: Problems and Prospects. Lippincott. [Invited chapter]

Felson, M. (1972). Commentary on Racially Changing Neighborhoods. American Journal of Sociology, Volume 78, November, Pages 674-676. [Refereed comment]

NON-REFEREED ARTICLES

Felson, M. (2016). Foreward. Shukla, R. K., Methamphetamine: A love story. University of California Press.

Felson, M. (2000) Crime prevention, community and reality. Los Angeles Psychologist, May-June Issue.

Felson, M. (1994). Poetic Summary of the Papers. Pp. 180-181 in Diane Zahm and Paul Cromwell (Eds.), Proceedings of the Second Annual International Seminar on Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis, Tallahassee, Florida, Florida Statistical Analysis Center, Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute.

Felson, M. (1993). Concretizing certain theories of crime with routine activity diagrams. Pp. 117-136.in Biron, L.L., and Cusson, M. (Eds.) Proceedings of the Seminar on Criminological Analysis, May 27-29, 1992, School of Criminology, University of Montreal.

Felson, M. (1979). Time-space modeling of consumer behavior.” American Psychological Association, Division 23, Proceedings.

Felson, M. (1975). A modern sociological approach to the stratification of material life styles. Advances in Consumer Research II. Chicago: Association for Consumer Research.

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GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Felson, M. Principal Investigator (2000). $50,000 in funding from the Rutgers University Strategic Resource and Opportunity Analysis to construct the Crime Prevention Service Web Page.

Felson, M., Principal Investigator (1994-1995). $77,961 from the John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation, Profiling and Preventing Crime within the small business community of Central Los Angeles

Felson, M., Principal Investigator (1992-1994). $185, 047, National Institute of Justice, Designing Crime-Free Environments.

Felson, M. Principal Investigator (1978-1980). $130,000 from the National Institute of Mental Health for modeling trends and cycles in crime rates.

Land, K. C., Principal Investigator, and Felson, M., Co-Principal Investigator (1978-1980). $150,000 from National Science Foundation (Renewal) for building social indicator models.

Felson, M., Principal Investigator, and Land, K. C., Co-Principal Investigator (1979-1980) $68,800 from Army Research Institute for studying indicators of social problems related to military service.

Felson, M., Principal Investigator, $4,000 from University of Illinois for developing the first time-use survey focusing on adolescent activities near peers and parents.

Felson, M., Principal Investigator (1978). $4,000 from University of Illinois sources for developing life styles survey. 1978

Felson, M., Principal Investigator (1978). $6,500 from Graduate Research Board, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign to develop social indicators of time use related to crime.

Felson, M. Principal Investigator (1978). $13,000 in Research Assistance and Expenses for Practicum in Survey Research, University of Illinois.

Land, K. C., Principal Investigator, and Felson, M., Co-Principal Investigator. (1975-1977). $200,000 from National Science Foundation (75-09096) for building social indicator models.

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BOOK REVIEWS

Felson, M. (2014). Review of P-O. Wikstrom, D. Oberwittler, K. Treiber, and B. Hardie, Breaking Rules. Journal of Criminal Justice Education. 25 (2) 252-254.

Felson, M. (2014). Review of P. Cromwell and M. L. Birzer, In Their Own Words: Criminals on Crime, Sixth Edition. Journal of Criminal Justice Education. 25 (2), 252-258.

Felson. M. (1993). Review of Choosing Crime: The Calculus of Property Offenders (by Kenneth D. Tunnell. American Journal of Sociology, 98 (6), 1497.

Felson, M. (1981). Review of Forecasting Crime Data: An Econometric Analysis, by James Alan Fox). Contemporary Sociology. 10 (4), 508.

Felson, M. (1979). How should Social Indicators Be Collected, Organized, and Modelled: A Review of Karl A. Fox Social Indicators and Social Theory." Contemporary Sociology 8 (1) 40-41.

Felson, M. (1978). Urban Crowding and its Consequences (by Alan Booth). Urban Studies 15 (2), 125-126.

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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS – MARCUS FELSONYear

Role With Title Meeting Place

2018

Co-presenter

M.E. Eckert

A unified teaching framework for criminology

Western Society of Criminology

Long Beach, CA

2017

Presenter A half dozen policy levels for situational crime prevention

Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting,

ESEN, El Salvador

2017

Invited speaker

Translation

Using time to link crime and place Fourth International Conference on Crime Geography and Crime Analysis, Center of Integrated Geographic Information Systems

Guangzhou, China

2017

Invited speaker

Translation

Additional presentation Sun Yat-sen University Guangzhou, China

2017

Co-presenter

M.E. Eckert

Fundamentals of routine activity theory and practice

Symposium on Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis,

Mahabalipuram, Chennai, India.

2017

Presenter A future proposal for the model crime report

American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Philadelphia PA

2017

Organizer The crime report of the future American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Philadelphia PA

2017

Critic Author meets critic: Methamphetamine, a love story


Philadelphia PA

2017

Critic The future of environmental criminology: response to volume edited by Gerben Braunsma & Shane Johnson


Philadelphia PA

2017

Invited co-presenter

Reflections on Travis Hirschi American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Philadelphia PA

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2017

Crimes of specialized access and methods of cirme analysis

Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Austin Chapter

Austin TX

2017

Invited speaker

Criminologia del futuro Law Faculty, Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico

Toluca, Mexico

2017

Invited speaker

Delincuencia tangible Geogrpahy Faculty, Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico

Toluca, Mexico

2017

Keynote speaker

A new teaching framework for criminology

Southern Criminal Justice Society

New Orleans LA

2017

Invited guest speaker

Guardianship, not too broad, not too narrow

Eyes and Apps on the Street, International Conference, Swedish Technical University

Stockholm, Sweden

2016

Co-presenter

R. Boivin A network of neighborhoods: Predicting crime trips in a large Canadian city


New Orleans LA

2016

Co-presenter

T. Lentz Daily shifts in assault patterns in Chicago


New Orleans LA

2016

Co-presenters

T. J. Vaughan & J. Kringen

Nights out as a predictor of daytime vs evening vs. nighttime victimizations


New Orleans LA

2016

Critic Author meets critics: Peer pressure, peer prevention, and the role of friends in crime and conformity


New Orleans LA

2016

Invited speaker

Crime analysis in perspective Texas A & M International University

Laredo TX

2016

Invited speaker

Sharpening crime theory Texas A & M International University

Laredo TX

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2016

Chair and Organizer

Crime and place panel: Shifting crime risks by night and day


New Orleans LA

2016

Co-presenters T. Madensen & J. M. Birds

Early intervention in places Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

Münster, Germany

2016

Invited Speaker

Big data, small analysis Invited Conference on Spatial Behavior and Crime, Free University of Amsterdam and Royal Academy of Sciences

Amsterdam, Netherlands

2015

Presenter What Linnaeus teaches criminologists

Stockholm Symposium

Stockholm, Sweden

2015

Co-presenter

M.A. Eckert

Routine activity trajectories Stockholm Symposium

Stockholm, Sweden

2015

Co-poster presenter

T. Lentz Does land use planning influence residential burglary?


Washington DC

2015

Co-presenter

R. Boivin Revisiting census tract crime analysis: Considering daily population shifts


Washington DC

2015

Co-presenter

M.E. Eckert

Routine activity trajectories Griffith University Gold Coast

Gold Coast, Australia

2015

Invited guest lecturer

Every minister’s guide for reducing the crime rate -- then proving you did it

The Ray Whitrod Memorial Lecture, Flinders University

Adelaide, Australia

2015

Presenter Are visitors more important than residents for concentrating crime?

Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

Christchurch, New Zealand

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2015

Invited talk

Crime patterns Policia Nacional de Ecuador, Seminario Internacional de Analisis Criminal Cientifico

Quito, Ecuador

2015

Invited talk

Crime dynamics Policia Nacional de Ecuador, Seminario Internacional de Analisis Criminal Cientifico

Quito, Ecuador

2015

Invited speaker

Making crime analysis work Tarleton State University

Ft. Worth TX

2014

Invited speaker

Translation

Routine activities and crime People's Public Security University of China

Beijing, China

2014

Invited speaker

Translation

Crime pattern analysis People's Public Security University of China

Beijing, China

2014

Invited speaker

Translation

Routine activities and crime Tsinghua University Beijing, China

2014

Invited speaker

Translation

Crime reduction in modern society Asian Association of Police Studies

Tokyo, Japan

2014

Co-presenter

C. Kreis The impact of topography on the spatial distribution of crime


Kerkrade, Netherlands

2014

Co-presenter

W. Adams Inner spots and outer rings: The impact of surrounding areas on local crime



2014

Co-presenter

E.S. McCord

Vacant property and burglary location in a local area



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2014

Invited speaker

El delito según el mapa, el reloj, y el calendario

International Summit on Scientific Crime Analysis, Carabineros de Chile

Santiago, Chile

2014

Invited Speaker

Actividades cotidianas de la adolescencia

International Summit on Scientific Crime Analysis, Carabineros de Chile

Santiago, Chile

2014

Invited speaker

La prevencion situacional International Summit on Scientific Crime Analysis, Carabineros de Chile Santiago, Chile

Santiago, Chile

2014

Panel chair

Thematic panel on crime and transport


San Francisco CA

2014

Invited speaker

El delito según el mapa, el reloj, y el calendario:

Universidad Miguel Hernandez, CRIMINA

Elche, Spain

2014

Invited Speaker

Actividades cotidianas de la adolescencia

Universidad Miguel Hernandez, CRIMINA

Elche, Spain

2014

Invited speaker

La prevencion situacional Universidad Miguel Hernandez, CRIMINA

Elche, Spain

2014

Co-presenter

M.E. Hollis A theory of product counterfeiting American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

San Francisco CA

2014

Co-presenter

S. Cleary & R. Shukla

Stable CPTED: Situational crime prevention in the horse world


San Francisco CA

2014

Chair Teen hangout places and cyberspaces


San Francisco CA

2014

Co-presenter

J. Agustina

Why Youth Convergence Places are Important


San Francisco CA

2014

Presenter Routine Activity Trajectories and Time Near Parents, Peers, and Partners


San Francisco CA

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2013

Invited lecturer

Making crime analysis work Texas Major Cities Police Chiefs Leadership Series

San Antonio TX

2013

Co-presenter

M.E. Hollis & B. Welsh

The Chance to See an Intruder American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Atlanta GA

2013

Co-presenter

S. Cuvelier

Routine activities and victimization in Chinese culture


Atlanta GA

2013

Co-presenter

C. Herrmann

Spatio-temporal Robbery patterns in and near subway stations in the Bronx


Atlanta GA

2013

Co-presenter

W. Adams Crime pattern analysis for public parks in a low-density city


Atlanta GA

2013

Presenter Crime non-occurrence –who, whom, and when


Atlanta GA

2013

Co-presenter

S. Cleary, R. Shukla

Situational crime prevention and the Wild West


Atlanta GA

2013

Co-presenter

B. E. Vasquez

Crime theory as a function of the history of spatial data


Atlanta GA

2013

Co-presenter

W. Adams, M.E. Hollis, B. Welsh

Unemployment, routine activities, and victimization


Atlanta GA

2013

Co-presenter

M. Nobles, D. Khey

Shifting Hotspots and Arrests within a College Town


Atlanta GA

2013

Co-presenter

R. Randa Risk of victimization on the way home from high school


Atlanta GA

2013

Co-presenter

S. Geoffrion, R. Bovin, F. Oellet

How bouncers handle misbehavior within a barroom


Atlanta GA

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2013

Co-presenter

C. Herrmann

Quickly shifting hotspots Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Symposium

Philadelphia PA

2012

Keynote address

How to think about designing out crime

Designing Out Crime Meeting, University of Technology

Sydney, Australia

2012

Invited speaker

Crime analysis and research on routines

Australian National University

Canberra, Australia

2012

Invited speaker

Routine activities & crime by day and by night

Australian National University

Canberra, Australia

2012

Invited speaker

Designing out crime in a developing nation

ESEN University San Salvador, El Salvador

2012

Invited speaker

Four lectures in crime analysis ESEN University San Salvador, El Salvador

2012

Co-presenter

W. Adams, A. Lemieux

Violent Crime Shifts among Major Daily Activity Domains

Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Symposium

Stavern, Norway

2012

Co-presenter

J. Agustina

Youth Hangout Scenarios and Crime: Afternoon and Evening


Chicago IL

2012

Organizer and chair

Crime and place: routine activities, lifestyles, and crime risk


Chicago IL

2012

Co-presenter

J. Allen, C. Carcach

Crime risk, day and night American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Chicago IL

2012

Panelist Roundtable: organized crime, situational crime prevention, and routine activity theory


Chicago IL

2012

Co-presenter

S. Geoffrion, R. Boivin, F. Oellet

Barroom Incidents as the night progresses


Chicago IL

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2012

Co-presenter

A.M. Lemieux, W. A. Adams

Violent Victimization Risk in Five Daily Activity Domains


Chicago IL

2011

Presenter Analysis del delito y del crimen Universidad Miguel Hernandez

Elche, Spain

2011

Presenter Presente y futuro de la criminologia

International University of Catalonia

Barcelona, Spain

2011

Guest speaker

Translation

How to think as you design against crime

Osaka Kobe Design University & Osaka University of Commerce

Osaka, Japan

2011

Keynote Lecturer

La oportunidad hace al ladrón Conferencia Internacional Prevención y control del delito en sociedades emergentes

ESEN: Escuela Superior de Economia y Negocios

San Salvador, El Salvador

2010

Presenter Analysis del delito y del crimen Crime prevention and security conference

Queretaro, Mexico

2010

Invited lecture

Crime dynamics University of Arkansas, Little Rock

Little Rock AR

2010

Co-presenter

R. Frank, M. Andresen

Crime Mobility Polygons in Three Municipalities


San Francisco CA

2009

Invited lecturer, plenary session

Crime and the mismanagement of public places

Stockholm Criminology Symposium

Stockholm, Sweden

2009

Co-presenter

M. Andresen

The crime range and anchor point of persistent offenders in British Columbia

Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Symposium

Brasilia, Brazil

2009

Invited Guest Lecturer

Modeling crime with super-simple mathematics

Department of Applied Mathematics and Center for Applied Mathematics and Statistics

Pisa, Italy

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2009

Invited Guest Lecturer

Modeling crime routines Centro di Ricerca Matematica Ennio De Giorgi, Scuola Normale Superiore,

Pisa, Italy

2009

Webinar co-presenter

Adam Graycar

Preventing crime against retail business

ASIS online webinar Newark NJ

2008


Crime and nature Ministry of Justice, Netherlands, Research and Documentation Center

The Hague, the Netherlands

2008


Peter Klerks

Making people sensitive to future signals

Police Academy of the Netherlands

The Hague, the Netherlands

2008


Conversation on crime and nature Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement

Leiden, Netherlands

2008

Co-presenter

M. Andresen

Co-offending routines Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

Anchorage Alaska

2008

Invited presenter

Crime networks and their ecosystem

7th Annual Blankensee Colloquium

Berlin, Germany

2008


Crime habitat Radford University Radford, Virginia

2008


Crime and nature Radford University Radford, Virginia

2008


Thick crime habitat University of Central Oklahoma

Oklahoma City OK

2008


Where people drink University of Central Oklahoma

Oklahoma City OK

2007

Presenter Crime multipliers American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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2007

Invited Speaker

Parsing and modeling crime routines

Workshop on Crime Hot Spots: Behavioral Computational and Mathematical Models,Institute for Pure & Applied Mathematics

UCLA, Los Angeles, CA

2007


Crime’s ecosystem Center for Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science

Rutgers University, Newark NJ

2007

Invited lecture

Crime reduction in 60 steps Royal Canadian Mounted Police of Greater Vancouver

Vancouver, Canada

2007

Keynote speaker

Keep public places for the public International Association for Crime Analysts and California Crime and Intelligence Analysts Association

Pasadena CA

2007

Invited lecture

Monitor your local bar International Association for Crime Analysts and California Crime and Intelligence Analysts Association

Pasadena CA

2007

Invited lecture

Make crime prevention practical International Association for Crime Analysts and California Crime and Intelligence Analysts Association

Pasadena CA

2007

Presenter Crime and nature, applications Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

London, UK

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2007

Invited lecture

Introduction to 60 Steps (two additional lectures)

International Association for Crime Analysts and California Crime and Intelligence Analysts Association

Pasadena CA

2007

Invited lecture

International Association for Crime Analysts and California Crime and Intelligence Analysts Association

Pasadena CA

2007

Address Las actividades cotidianas y el delito

University of Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain

2007

Presenter El analisis situacional contra el delito

V Congreso Internacional La policia del futuro

Tarragona, Catalonia, Espana

2006

Invited lecturer

Crime and Routine Activities Tallinn University of Technology

Talinn, Estonia

2006

Distinguished lecturer

The ecology of organized crime Seventh Annual Lecture in Honor of Inkeri Anttila

Helsinki, Finland

2006

Distinguished lecturer

The ecology of organized crime The 25th Anniversary Lecture, HEUNI. The United Nations’ European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control.

Helsinki, Finland

2006

Invited lecturer

Crime, routine activities, and situational prevention

Sociology Department, University of Helsinki

Helsinki, Finland

2006

Invited lecturer

Crime’s everyday routines Midlands Centre for Criminology and Criminal Justice

Loughborough University, UK

2006

Invited lecturer

Street gang strategy Maywood University Scranton PA

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2006

Presenter Routine activities and crime pattern analysis


Chilliwack, B.C., Canada

2006

Four invited lectures

Crime analysis Royal Canadian Mounted Police, connected with ECCA meeting

Chilliwack, B.C., Canada

2005

Presenter Crime foraging Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

Santiago, Chile

2005

Presenter Situational prevention Crime Prevention through Environmental Design Meeting

Santiago, Chile

2004

Chair Advances in Ecological Theory American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Nashville TN

2004

Presenter Forms of crime interdependence American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Nashville TN

2004

Presenter Situational prevention and the general field of ecology


Nashville TN

2004

Keynote speaker

Making crime prevention work Conference on Public Safety

Auckland, New Zealand

2004

Presenter Situational analysis Meeting with government officials and policy makers

Wellington, New Zealand

2004

Presenter The enhanced negativity of the juvenile gang



2004

Presenter The role of detectives in crime analysis and situational crime prevention

New Zealand Police Detectives Conference


2003

Presenter Situational prevention Security Conference Abu Dhabi, UAE

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2003

Keynote speaker

translation Crime research and the future Japanese Criminological Association

Okinawa, Japan

2003

Panel Speaker

translation Practical crime research Japanese Criminological Association

Okinawa, Japan

2003

Guest speaker

translation Urban design to prevent crime Design University Osaka, Japan

2003

Presenter A theory of co-offending Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

Cincinnati OH

2002

Keynote speaker

The Routine Activity Approach Masters in Police Studies

San Martin, Argentina

2002

Keynote speaker Day 1

What Everyday Life Tells About Crime Theory.

Conference on Crime Theory and Its Applications, National Taiwan Police University

Taipei, Taiwan

2002

Keynote speaker Day 2

What Crime Theory Tells us about the Private Security Enterprise


Taipei, Taiwan

2002

Presenter The future of criminal justice policy National Taipei University

Taipei, Taiwan

2002

Presenter What Everyday Life Tells About Crime Theory.


Taipei, Taiwan

2002

Invited speaker

Routine Activities and Crime Central Police University

Taipei, Taiwan

2001

Presenter Routine exposures to crime risk: are they individual or Communal?


Atlanta GA

2001

Invited speaker

R. Felson Routine activities and violence University of Georgia, Sociology

Athens GA

2001

Invited Speaker

Designing out violence Towson University Forum on Violence

Towson MD

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2000

Invited speaker

Crime prevention in perspective Shelby-Memphis Crime Commission

Memphis TN

2000

Invited speaker

Crime prevention and routine activities

University of Tennessee, Memphis

Memphis TN

2000

Invited speaker

A crime prevention extension service

Australian Institute of Criminology

Canberra, Australia

2000

Invited speaker

Designing out crime—a three lecture series

Australian Institute of Criminology

Canberra, Australia

2000

Presenter Trial and error by offenders Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

Perth, Australia

2000

Keynote address

Routine activities and situational factors

Scarman Centre, University of Leicester

Leicester, UK

1999

Presenter The fractal spread of crime American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting


1999

Co-presenter

L. Kennedy

Crime potentials, hazards, and risks at every point on the map



1999

Presenter The fractal spread of crime American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting


1999

Presenter Reconciling macro and micro features of the routine activity approach: discussant response

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting

Orlando FL

1999

Keynote Address

Safe Cities Conference Western Australia Via satellite

1999

Invited Lecture

Crime trends and everyday life Istituto Cattaneo Bologna, Italy

1999

Presenter A general theory of criminal justice Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

Pretoria, South Africa

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1998

Presenter Hot products and theft prevention Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

Barcelona, Spain

1998

Commentator

Author meets critics: Crime and Everyday Life, Second Edition


Washington DC

1998

Presenter Nice places breed nasty activities American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Washington DC

1997

Presenter Fractals and the spread of cirme Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis Annual Meeting

Oslo, Norway

1997

Invited speaker

Le delit et la vie quotidienne Institut Hautes Etudes de la Securite Interieure

Paris, France

1997

Invited speaker

Situational crime prevention and its potential

Smeets Eysink and Etman

Brussels, Belgium

1997

Invited speaker

Situational crime prevention and its potential

Ministry of Justice the Hague, the Netherlands

1997

Invited speaker

Routine activities and crime University of Leuven Belgium

1997

Invited speaker

Routine activities and crime West Yorkshire Training School

Wakefield (Leeds), UK

1997

Presenter Sharpening crime theory: landlords, apartment managers, homeowners, and the direct supervision of local space

American Society of Criminology, Annual meeting,

San Diego, CA

1997

Co-presenter

J. Lasley Routine Activities, beer drinking, temperatures, and monthly violent crime rates in a desert metropolis: 1981-1995

American Society of Criminology, Annual meeting,

San Diego, CA

1996

Presenter Translation

Preventing retail theft: an application of environmental criminology


Tokyo, Japan

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1996

Guest speaker

Translation

The victim and the offender: routine activities and rational chocies

Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Victimology

Tokyo, Japan

1996

Guest speaker

Crime trends and routine activities Royal Society of Edinburgh

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

1996

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Masters in Police Studies, University of Barcelona

Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

1996

Guest speaker

Routine activities and c rime Andalusian Interuniversity Institute of Criminology, School of Law, University of Seville,

Seville, Spain

1995

Graduation lecture

Crime and the future School of Law, Masters in Crimnology, University of Castilla La Mancha

Albaceite, Spain

1995

Graduation lecture

Criminology and the future Masters in Police Studies, University of Barcelona

Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

1995

Special lecturer

Roundtable on prevention of crime University of Malaga Malaga, Spain

1995

Invited speaker

Statistical methods for studying crime

Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychobiology, University of Santiago de Campostelo

Santiago, Galicia, Spain

1995

Guest speaker

Crime control in theory and practice

Home Office Police Research Group Conference

Cambridge, UK

1995

Guest speaker

Keynote International Seminar on Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis,

Cambridge, UK

1995

Guest speaker

Routine activities Department of Sociology, John Jay School of Criminal Justice

New York, NY

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1994

Presenter I’ve got rhythms: crime rhythms and routine activities


Boston MA

1994

Guest panelist

VicRoads Road Safety Department, Workshop of High Risk Behaviors and Youth

Melbourne, Australia

1994

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Department of Criminology, University of Melbourne

Melbourne, Australia

1994

Guest speaker

Crime patterns School of Justice Administration

Brisbane, Australia

1994

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Department of Criminology, Indiana University

Bloomington IN

1994

Guest speaker

Engineering less crime Department of Engineering, University of Southern California

Los Angeles CA

1994

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Australian Crime Prevention Council, Western Australian Branch Department of Criminal Justice, University of Western Australia

Perth, Australia

1994

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Australia and New Zealand Society of Criminology, West Coast Branch and Crime Prevention Centre, University of Western Australia, Perth

Perth, Australia

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1994

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Centre for Policy and Public Safety, Griffith University, Mt. Gravatt, and the Australia and New Zealand Society of Criminology, Queensland Branch

Brisbane, Australia

1994

Keynote speaker

Crime prevention Second Annual Crime Prevention Conference, Griffith University, Mt. Gravatt,

Brisbane, Australia

1994

Presenter The routine activity approach applies to violence


Miami FL

1994

Panel speaker

Urban violence Department of Sociology Colloquium Series, Violence in America: Urban Violence, University of Southern California

Los Angeles CA

1993

Plenary session speaker

Social indicators for criminology (Panel Sponsored by the Journal of Research on Crime and Delinquency)


Phoenix AZ

1993

Commentator

Cultural equivalence in delinquency research


Phoenix AZ

1992

Session organizer and co-chair

Police design against crime: exaples of problem solving


New Orleans LA

1992

Guest speaker

Theoretical ideas Conference on New Criminological Theory, Italian Criminological Association

Chia Laguna, Sardinia, Italy

1992

Panelist Third Annual Conference on Evaluating Drug Control Initiatives

Washington DC

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1992

Presenter Police design against crime: imaginary examples which could become real


New Orleans LA

1991

Panel presenter

Police, problem-solving, and situational crime prevention


San Francisco CA

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Criminal Justice, University of Copenhagen

Copenhagen, Denmark

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Department of Sociology, University of Helsinki

Helsinki, Finland

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki

Helsinki, Finland

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Faculty of Law, University of Turku

Turku, Finland

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Crime Prevention Unit, Home Office

London, UK

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Academy of Sciences, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime University of Utrecht Utrecht, Netherlands

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Ministry of Justice, Crime Prevention Unit

the Hague, Netherlands

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Ministry of Justice, Research and Documentation Centre

the Hague, Netherlands

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime School of Criminal Justice, University of Oslo

Oslo, Norway

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Academy of Sciences, Warsaw

Warsaw, Poland

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Faculty of Law, Jagallonian University

Cracow, Poland

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1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Guest Speaker, Swedish National Crime Prevention Council

Stockholm, Sweden

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Swedish National Crime Prevention Counci

Stockholm, Sweden

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime Department of Sociology, University of Stockholm

Stockholm, Sweden

1991

Guest speaker

Routine activities and crime School of Forensics and Crimiology, University of Lausanne

Lausanne, Switzerlan

1991

Session organizer, chair

Routine activities and community policing


San Francisco CA

1990


Routine Activities and Designing Safer Places


Baltimore MD

1990


Routine activities and designing out residential burglary


Baltimore MD

1989

Session organizer

Situational prevention, controlling means

American Society of Criminology. Annual Meeting

Reno NV

1989

Session organizer

Situational prevention, controlling places


Reno NV

1989

Presenter Crime Prevention at Newark Subway Stations


Reno NV

1988

Guest speaker

Future criminology and routine activiities

Conference on Research Futures in Environmental Criminology

Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario, Canada,

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1987

Presenter Cheap ways to lush data: large-scale sample surveys and routine activity measures.


Montreal, Quebec, Canada

1987

Session organizer

Politically palatable prevention: routine activity strategies bypassing the criminal justice system



1987

Co-presenter

K.C. Land and F.C. Pampel

A Dynamic Macro Social Indicator Model of Changes in the Occupational Structure of the United States: 1947-74

American Sociological Association, Annual Meeting

Chicago IL

1987

Co-presenter

K.C. Land A Dynamic Macro Social Indicator Model of Changes in Education Enrollments, Attainments, and Organizations in the United States, 1947-74


Chicago IL

1987

Presenter Designing small durables that go Kaput when stolen



1987

Guest speaker and consultant

Ministry of Justice, Program Evaluation, Canada

Ottawa, Canada

1987

Guest speaker

Les activites quotidiennes et le delit

International Center for Comparative Criminology, University of Montreal


1987

Visiting lecturer

Routine activities and crime Department of Sociology, Rutgers University, New Brunswick

New Brunswick NJ

1987

Guest speaker

Social indicator models of educational changes in the United States

Department of Sociology, State University of New York

Albany NY

1986

Session organizer

Routine activities and informal social control: a comparative session


Atlanta GA

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1986

Session organizer

Demography of cirme and justice Population Association of America Annual Meeting

San Francisco CA

1985

Session organizer

Routine activities and crime American Society of Criminology. Annual Meeting

San Diego CA

1985

Session organizer

Designing out crime: an illustrated session


San Diego CA

1985

Meeting organizer

Annual Meeting of the Association of Directors of Criminal Justice Research

San Diego, CA

1985

Guest speaker

Les modèles de criminalité et la prévention situationnelle

International Center for Comparative Criminology, University of Montreal


1984

Session organizer

Routine activities and crime patterns


Cincinnati OH

1984

Session organizer

Control and routine activities American Society of Criminology. Annual Meeting

Cincinnati OH

1984

Keynote speaker

Crime trends and cycles International Centre of Sociological, Penal and Penitentiary Research and Studies, Annual Meeting

Messina, Sicily, Italy

1983

Presentation

Informal National Institute on Drug Abuse

Washington DC

1982

Visiting lecturer

Crime and the environment Department of Crimiology, Simon Fraser University

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

1982

Keynote speaker

Educational trends and cycles Princeton Teachers Association

Princeton IL

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1981

Key lecturer

Routine activities and crime, a three-lecture series

School of Urban and Public Affairs, Carnegie-Mellon University

Pittsburgh PA

1981

Guest speaker

Fundamentals of human chronography as applied to social accounting

School of Urban and Public Affairs, Carnegie-Mellon University

Pittsburgh PA

1981

Plenary Panel Speaker

Crime and the future Western Society of Criminology Annual Meeting

Newport Beach CA

1981

Guest speaker

Human chronography, some social science applications

State University of New York Department of Sociology

Albany NY

1981

Presenter Saving money and degrees in freedom in victimization surveys

Annual Meeting American Sociological Association

Detroit MI

1981

Presenter Social accounts based on map, clock and calendar

Social Science Research Council Center for Coordination of Research on Social Indicators Conference on Social Accounting

Washington DC

1981

Presenter Routine activities and health trends

Conference on Health and Society, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagn

Urbana IL

1980

Presenter Routine activities and crime School of Urban and Public Affairs, Carnegie-Mellon University. 1979-1980.

Pittsburgh PA

1980

Presenter Locating violent crime taking daily movements into consideration


Cincinnati OH

1979

Guest speaker

A routine activity approach to crime rate trends

Law Enforcement Assistance Administration

Washington, DC

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1979

Presenter Ecology of violence in a motorized city: models of murder, robbery and aggravated assault in Los Angeles.


Boston, 1979

1979

Co-presenter

L.E. Cohen

Case processing in the criminal justice system: a longitudinal analysis for the United States.

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Annual Meetings

Cincinnati OH

1979

Guest speaker

Timing of human activity University of Southern California, Population Studies Laboratory,

Los Angeles, CA

1979

Guest speaker

The structure of routine activities and crime

Carnegie-Mellon University, School of Urban and Public Affairs

Pittsburgh, PA

1979

Guest speaker

Social change and crime rate trends

Indiana University Department of Sociology

Bloomington, IN

1978

Presenter Time-space modeling of material lifestyles

American Psychological Association

Toronto, Canada

1978

Co-presenter

K.C. Land & M. D. Evans

Developing social indictors of the military for American society

American Sociological Association Annual meeting

San Francisco CA

1978

Co-presenter

L.E. Cohen

Criminal Acts and community structure: a routine activity approach

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting

New Orleans LA

1978

Co-presenter

L.E. Cohen

Social Change and Crime Rate Trends: A Routine Activity Approach

Population Association of America, Annual Meeting

Atlanta GA

1977

Co-presenter

K.C. Land Macro social indicator models International Sociological Association Annual Meeting

Lyubiana, Slovenia

1977

Chair, organizer

Social indicators session American Association for Public Opinion Research Annual Meeting,

Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania

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1976

Guest speaker

Macro social indicator model of the United States 1947-74

Seminar on Global Modeling, Committee on Econometrics and Mathematical Economics NBER

Washington, D. C.

1976

Co-presenter

K.C. Land Construction of dynamic structural-equation models of reported crime rates: promises and pitfalls

American Sociological Association Annual Meeting,

New York City, NY

1976

Co-presenter

K. C. Land Epsilon-identifiability of simultaneous-equation sociological models


New York City

1976

Co-presenter

K.C. Land A Structural-equation macro social indicator model of changes in marriage family and population in the United States, 1947-1974

Population Association of America Annual Meeting


1976

Contributor

Several others

Panel member and participant Conference on Public Use Files of the United States Census

Madison, WI

1976

Co-Chair K.C. Land Social indicators roundtable American Association for Public Opinion Research Annual Meeting

Asheville, NC

1976

Presenter Social stratification in household attributes: Changes since the Great Depression,


New York City

1975

Keynote Speaker

Can millions of Americans change their life styles?

American Council on Consumer Interests

Kansas City, Missouri.

1975

Co-presenter

K.C. Land A macro social indicator model of American society: 1947-74,

American Sociological Association Annual Meeting.

San Francisco, CA

1975

Keynote Speaker

Changing consumption in the United States.

Agricultural Extension Service, University of Oklahoma

Stillwater, Oklahoma

1975

Presenter A modern sociological approach to the stratification of material life styles

Association for Consumer Research. Annual Meeting

Chicago IL

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1975

Presenter The ecology of violence in a motorized city: Models of murder, robbery and aggravated assault in Los Angeles

American Sociological Association Annual Meeting

Boston MA

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