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News 02.20.2006 The Boston Globe February 19, 2006 by Daniel Brook The cracks in 'broken windows' A crime-fighting theory that says stopping major crimes begins with stopping small ones has influenced policing strategies in Boston and elsewhere since the 1980s. But scholars are starting to question whether fixing broken windows really fixes much at all... Read full article |
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