Date of Award
2004
Document Type
Project
Degree Name
Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
Department
Interdisciplinary Studies
Abstract
Over the last few years the city of Anaheim has undertaken several significant redevelopment projects designed to revitalize some of the older, more run down areas of the city. One of these projects was the redevelopment of the Jeffrey-Lynne neighborhood, an area that had been plagued by crime. The redevelopment involved the complete remodeling of the existing housing structure into lower density housing within a gated community. This study examines the impact of the redevelopment on the crime rate in this neighborhood; it employs location quotient analyses for six geographic levels on four crime categories (property, violence, disorder, drug) and five crime types (disturbance, robbery, burglary, assault, auto theft). The results reveal that the effects of the redevelopment on the crime rate were mixed.
Recommended Citation
Conley, Jamie Erin, "Spatial analysis of the effects of revitalization on crime in the Jeffrey-Lynne community in Anaheim, California" (2004). Theses Digitization Project. 2555.
https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/etd-project/2555
