Citation:
Sampson, Robert J., and Brian L.Levy. 2020. “Beyond Residential Mobility: Mobility-Based Connectedness and Rates of Violence in Large Cities.” Race and Social Problems 12: 77-86.
Updates
Annual Review of Criminology: Volume 5, 2022 now out
Foreword: "The City for the 21st Century.” In reissue of the classic 1925 edition of The City
Second edition with new afterword to be published in 2023:
Recent Publications
- Legacies of inequality, legacy lead exposures, and improving population well-being
- Neighborhood Socioeconomic Inequality Based on Everyday Mobility Predicts Covid-19 Infection in San Francisco, Seattle, and Wisconsin
- The Enduring Neighborhood Effect, Everyday Urban Mobility, and Violence in Chicago
- Rethinking Criminal Propensity and Character: Cohort Inequalities and the Power of Social Change
- The Birth Lottery of History: Arrest over the Life Course of Multiple Cohorts Coming of Age, 1995-2018
- From residence to movement: The nature of racial segregation in everyday urban mobility