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- Why has ‘fear of crime’ ceased to be the primary organising idea in studies of the impacts of crime on people’s everyday lives in contemporary urban contexts?
- What in your view are the most important consequences of the ubiquity of social media for the character and intensity of public discourse about crime and security?
- What are the respective benefits and limitations of a) surveys, b) semi-structured interviews and c) ethnographic observation as ways of investigating public insecurities?
- Is it correct to say that the provision of security is inherently a political matter, and what are the implications of saying so for how we should go about studying it?
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