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Corrado Giulietti
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Professor of Economics and Head of School | Economic, Social and Political Sciences. University of Southampton

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ROCKWOOL Foundation Berlin @rfberlin.bsky.social · Jun 30
🆕 RFBerlin-CReAM Discussion Paper: @corradogiulietti.bsky.social, @brendonmcconnell.bsky.social and @yveszenou.bsky.social propose a new way to fight urban crime by integrating network theory into policing strategies. 🧵

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University of Southampton @unisouthampton.bsky.social · Jun 14
Many congrats to Prof Gerry Stoker on his OBE and Prof William Powrie for his CBE in the King's Birthday Honours! 🎖️

William is recognised for services to engineering and Gerry to local governance and the study of democracy.

Well done both! 👏

#WeAreUoS #KingsBirthdayHonours
A smiling person (Gerry Stoker) wearing a wide-brimmed hat and patterned shirt stands in front of a bright blue lake and mountains under a partly cloudy sky. Sunglasses are perched on the hat. A person (William Powrie) smiling to camera wearing a white shirt while standing in front of a church/cathedral style building

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Economics at Southampton @sotonecon.bsky.social · May 15
Just wrapped up an amazing workshop on Network Economics today! 🚀💡
Great insights, engaging dialogue, and lots to think about. Big thanks to everyone who made it happen! #econresearch #econtwitter #workshop #econsky

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Corrado Giulietti @corradogiulietti.bsky.social · Mar 19
And here is the link to the CEPR Discussion Paper for more details cepr.org/publications...

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Corrado Giulietti @corradogiulietti.bsky.social · Mar 18
Why? Hot spot neighborhoods work as crime attractors: they draw offenders from surrounding neighborhoods. On the other hand key player neighborhoods function as crime dissipators: offenders are more likely to commit crimes elsewhere. Sociodemographic and built environment characteristics matter.

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Corrado Giulietti @corradogiulietti.bsky.social · Mar 18
Is hot spot policing the most effective strategy to reduce crime? We show that re-targeting resources from some hot spots to neighborhoods with higher intercentrality produces more significant disruptions to property crime (but not to violent crime, which spreads less through the network).

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Brendon McConnell @brendonmcconnell.bsky.social · Mar 18
first draft out today: how to use the spatial network structure of crime in a city to improve upon the standard hot spot policing approach, joint with @corrradogiulietti.bsky.social and Yves Zenou. [1/3]