Scholarly Journal of Social Sciences Research

Vol. 3 No. 3 (2024)
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CRIME AND CRIMINALS' TRAVEL PATTERN ANALYSIS IN URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS OF IBADAN, NIGERIA

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  • LAWAL Kolawole A.,
  • OLUJIMI J. A. B.
LAWAL Kolawole A.
Department of Urban and Regional Planning, The Polytechnic, Ibadan. tplklaw@gmail.com
OLUJIMI J. A. B.
Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Federal University of Technology, Akure

Published 2024-03-16

Keywords

  • Journey to Crime,
  • Criminal Mobility,
  • Rational Choice Theory,
  • Space-Time Geography,
  • Crime Pattern Theory

How to Cite

LAWAL Kolawole A., & OLUJIMI J. A. B. (2024). CRIME AND CRIMINALS’ TRAVEL PATTERN ANALYSIS IN URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS OF IBADAN, NIGERIA. Scholarly Journal of Social Sciences Research, 3(3), 11-23. https://www.openjournals.ijaar.org/index.php/sjssr/article/view/472

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LAWAL Kolawole A., & OLUJIMI J. A. B. (2024). CRIME AND CRIMINALS’ TRAVEL PATTERN ANALYSIS IN URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS OF IBADAN, NIGERIA. Scholarly Journal of Social Sciences Research, 3(3), 11-23. https://www.openjournals.ijaar.org/index.php/sjssr/article/view/472

Abstract

Criminal mobility studies focus on criminals' characteristics and modes of movement within, beyond, and between their homes and crime scenes. This article focuses on criminals' habitual behaviour, target selection, routine activities, mobility patterns, and the time-space interplay between criminals and victims. This is to understand how criminals' journey-to-crime modes and distances are shaped by their individual-level characteristics and those of their home and target communities.

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