Crime Perception and Political Dynamics

This chapter analyzes how perceptions of crime shape political campaigns and voter sentiment in major American cities, particularly New York. It discusses the influence of crime rhetoric on mayoral races, the controversial 'broken windows' policing strategy, and the implications for community safety and revitalization.

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