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Wouter Steenbeek

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Telefoon: +31 (0)20 598 1260
Email: WSteenbeek@nscr.nl

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Wouter Steenbeek

Onderzoeksgebieden

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  • Ruimtelijke en temporele patronen in criminaliteit
  • Concentratie van criminaliteit
  • Near-repeat misdrijven
  • Computationele criminologie met Agent-Based Modellen
  • Keuzegedrag daders
  • Evidence-based policing
  • Onderzoeksmethoden in de criminologie
Betrokken bij thema(s)

Ruimtelijke en Temporele Criminaliteitspatronen

Evidence-based Policing

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Publicaties

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2021

S van Sleeuwen; S Ruiter; W Steenbeek
Right place, right time? Making crime pattern theory time-specific
Journal Article
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M Andresen; C Haberman; S Johnson; W Steenbeek
Advances in Place-Based Methods: Editors’ Introduction
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2020

M Andresen; N Malleson; W Steenbeek; M Townsley; C Vandeviver
Minimum geocoding match rates: an international study of the impact of data and areal unit sizes
Journal Article
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A Wheeler; W Steenbeek
Mapping the Risk Terrain for Crime Using Machine Learning
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S van Sleeuwen; W Steenbeek; S Ruiter
When Do Offenders Commit Crime? An Analysis of Temporal Consistency in Individual Offending Patterns
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2019

N Malleson; W Steenbeek; M Andresen
Identifying the appropriate spatial resolution for the analysis of crime patterns
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R Madarie; S Ruiter; W Steenbeek; E Kleemans
Stolen account credentials: an empirical comparison of online dissemination on different platforms
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W Steenbeek
NearRepeat: analyzing same repeat and near-repeat spatio-temporal point patterns using the Knox test
Miscellaneous
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C Vandeviver; W Steenbeek
The (In)Stability of Residential Burglary Patterns on Street Segments: The Case of Antwerp, Belgium 2005–2016
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2018

A P Wheeler; W Steenbeek; M A Andresen
Testing for similarity in area-based spatial patterns: Alternative methods to Andresen's spatial point pattern test
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E M Hoeben; W Steenbeek; L J R Pauwels
Measuring Disorder: Observer Bias in Systematic Social Observations at Streets and Neighborhoods
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W Steenbeek; W Bernasco
Lorenzgini: generalized Gini for sparse data situations
Miscellaneous
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W Steenbeek; C Vandeviver; MA Andresen; N Malleson; A Wheeler
Spatial Point Pattern Test
Miscellaneous
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2017

W Steenbeek; C Vandeviver; M A Andresen; N Malleson
sppt: Spatial Point Pattern Test
Miscellaneous
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S M Mohnen; C C Molema; W Steenbeek; M J van den Berg; S R de Bruin; C A Baan; J N Struijs
Cost Variation in Diabetes Care across Dutch Care Groups?
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W Bernasco; W Steenbeek
Concentratie van misdaad in hotspots: de 80/20-regel onder de loep
Miscellaneous
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S H Langton; W Steenbeek
Residential burglary target selection: An analysis at the property-level using Google Street View
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Bernasco Wim; T de Graaff; Rouwendal Jan; Steenbeek Wouter
Social Interactions and Crime Revisited: An Investigation Using Individual Offender Data in Dutch Neighborhoods
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Bernasco Wim; Steenbeek Wouter
More Places than Crimes: Implications for Evaluating the Law of Crime Concentration at Place
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2016

A M Lemieux; W Steenbeek
Toeristen en criminaliteit in Amsterdam
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W Steenbeek; D Weisburd
Where the action is in crime? An examination of variability of crime across different spatial units in The Hague, 2001–2009
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S M Mohnen; C C Molema; W Steenbeek; M J van den Berg; S R de Bruin; C A Baan; J N Struijs
Cost variation in diabetes care across Dutch care groups?
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E M Hoeben; W Steenbeek; L J R Pauwels
Measuring disorder: Observer bias in Systematic Social Observations at streets and neighborhoods
Journal Article
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W Bernasco; W Steenbeek
More Places Than Crimes: Implications for Evaluating the Law of Crime Concentration at Place
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2015

W Steenbeek; C Kreis
Where Broken Windows should be fixed: Towards identification of areas at the tipping point
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J R Hipp; W Steenbeek
Types of crimes and types of mechanisms: What are the consequences for neighborhoods over time?
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B G M Völker; G Mollenhorst; W Steenbeek; V A J M Schutjens; H D Flap
Lost letters in Dutch neighborhoods: A field experiment on collective efficacy
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B G M Völker; W Steenbeek
No evidence that gender contributes to personal research funding success in The Netherlands: A reaction to van der Lee and Ellemers
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M Nygård; F Nyqvist; G Jakobsson; W Steenbeek
Does social capital enhance political participation of older adults? A multi-level analysis of older Finns and Swedes
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2013

C Kreis; W Steenbeek
Space-time visualization and analysis of public attitudes towards crime and policing in the Netherlands, 1993-2001
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F Nyqvist; M Nygård; W Steenbeek
Social capital and self-rated health amongst older people in western Finland and northern Sweden. A multi-level analysis
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2011

W Steenbeek; J R Hipp
A longitudinal test of social disorganization theory : Feedback effects among cohesion, social control, and disorder.
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W Steenbeek; B Voelker; H Flap; F van Oort
Local businesses as attractors or preventers of neighborhood disorder
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Actuele berichten van Wouter Steenbeek

De hoogste tijd: Ruimtelijk-temporele aspecten in het keuzegedrag van daders

Criminologische theorieën toetsen met agent-based modelling

Juiste plaats, juiste tijd? Criminaliteitspatronen beter in beeld

Over Ons

Het NSCR doet fundamenteel wetenschappelijk onderzoek naar criminaliteit en rechtshandhaving. Ons onderzoek is inhoudelijk vernieuwend, methodologisch state-of-the-art en levert een bijdrage aan de oplossing van grote maatschappelijke vraagstukken op het terrein van veiligheid en justitie.

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Het NSCR is onderdeel van de institutenorganisatie van de Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (NWO).

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