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 == Literatur ==
-* Clarke, R. V. and M. Felson (Eds.) (1993), Routine Activity and Rational Choice. Advances in Criminological Theory, Vol 5. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Books.
+* R. V. Clarke und M. Felson (Eds.) (1993), ''Routine Activity and Rational Choice. Advances in Criminological Theory'', Vol 5. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Books.
-* Clarke, Ronald V. [Hrsg.] (1993), Routine activity and rational choice
+* Ronald V. Clarke, [Hrsg.] (1993), ''Routine activity and rational choice''
-* Clarke, R.V. (Ed.) (1997), Situational Crime Prevention: successful case studies (2nd edition). New York: Harrow and Heston.
+* R. V. Clarke (Hrsg.) (1997), ''Situational Crime Prevention: successful case studies'' (2nd edition). New York: Harrow and Heston.
-* Clarke, R.V. and D.B. Cornish (2003), Opportunities, precipitators and criminal decisions: A reply to Wortley’s critique of situational crime prevention. In: Crime Prevention Studies 16, S. 41–96 (vgl. http://www.crimereduction.gov.uk/learningzone/scptechniques.htm).
+* R. V. Clarke und D.B. Cornish (2003), ''Opportunities, precipitators and criminal decisions: A reply to Wortley’s critique of situational crime prevention''. In: Crime Prevention Studies 16, S. 41–96 (vgl. http://www.crimereduction.gov.uk/learningzone/scptechniques.htm).
-* Cohen, L.E. and M. Felson (1979), Social Change and Crime Rate Trends: A Routine Activity Approach. American Sociological Review 44, 588-608.
+* L. E. Cohen und M. Felson (1979), ''Social Change and Crime Rate Trends: A Routine Activity Approach''. American Sociological Review 44, 588-608.
-* Dollinger, Bernd und Raithel, Jürgen (2006), Theorie abweichendes Verhaltens, S. 53-55
+* Bernd Dollinger und Jürgen Raithel (2006), ''Theorie abweichendes Verhaltens'', S. 53-55
-* Eifler, Stefanie (2002), Kriminalsoziologie, S. 52 - 55
+* Stfanie Eifler (2002), ''Kriminalsoziologie'', S. 52 - 55
-* Garland, David (2008), Kultur der Kontrolle
+* David Garland (2008), ''Die Kultur der Kontrolle''
-* Groff, Elizabeth R. (2007), Simulation for Theory Testing and Experimentation: An Example Using Routine Activity Theory and Street Robbery
+* Elizabeth R. Groff (2007), ''Simulation for Theory Testing and Experimentation: An Example Using Routine Activity Theory and Street Robbery''
-* Göppinger, Kriminologie (2008), Kriminologie, S. 169 - 172
+* Hans Göppinger, ''Kriminologie'' (2008), Kriminologie, S. 169 - 172
-* Kelley, Debra S. (1993), Family victimization
+* Debra Kelley (1993), ''Family victimization''
-* Kunz, Karl Ludwig (2004), Kriminologie, S. 194-201
+* Karl Ludwig Kunz (2004), ''Kriminologie'', S. 194-201
-* Paternoster, Raymond (1993), A rational choice theory of corporate crime
+* Raymond Paternoster (1993), ''A rational choice theory of corporate crime''
-* Tischler, Chloe Ann (1995), A test of routine activity theory and disaggregated homicide
+* Chloe Ann Tischler (1995), ''A test of routine activity theory and disaggregated homicide''
-* Yar, Majid, (2005), The novelty of 'cybercrime'. An assessment in light of routine activity theory
+* Majid Yar (2005), ''The novelty of 'cybercrime'. An assessment in light of routine activity theory''
-* Zimmermann, Carol A (2007), Routine Activity Theory and the Handling of Children and Policy Makers (Reaction Essay)
+* Carol A. Zimmermann (2007), ''Routine Activity Theory and the Handling of Children and Policy Makers (Reaction Essay)
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