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Theoretical Foundations and Frontiers for Understanding High Crime Places: An Introduction. Part I. Crime Concentration and the Dynamic Nature of Places. Chapter 1: The Concentration-Dynamics Tradeoff in Crime Hot Spotting. Chapter 2: Chronic and Temporary Crime Spots. Part II. Frameworks for Understanding Crime and Place. Chapter 3: The Added Value of the Criminology of Place to the Research Agenda of Environmental Criminology: The Necessity of Mechanism-Based Frameworks. Chapter 4: The Relationship Between Social Disorganization and Crime at the Micro Geographic Level: Findings from Tel Aviv-Yafo Using Israeli Census Data. Chapter 5: Place and Neighborhood Contexts. Part III. Managing Places and the Control of Crime. Chapter 6: Place Manager Motivations and Crime Prevention. Chapter 7: The Opportunity Structure for Bad Place Management: A Theory to Assist Effective Regulation of High Crime Places. Part IV. The Role of Place-Based Theory in Criminal Justice. Chapter 8: The Role of Place in Probation and Parole. Chapter 9: A Micro Place Perspective for Theory and Research on Police Behavior. Chapter 10: Not Just What Works, But How It Works: Mechanisms and Context in the Effectiveness of Place-Based Policing. Chapter 11. Beyond Putting "Cops on Dots": Applying Theory to Advance Police Responses to Crime Places. Contributors. Index.