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The Rise and Decline of Community Colleges
And the implications for violence and victimization
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John Roman, PhD
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February 2024

January 2024

December 2023

Why did crime decline in 2023?
Because local government went back to normal
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John Roman, PhD
2

November 2023

Why Violence Spiked in 2020, in One Graph
The Thanksgiving Edition!
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John Roman, PhD
5

October 2023

Four Interesting Things
Thoughts on 2022 Crime Data, Tuberculosis, SBF and Jargon
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John Roman, PhD

August 2023

The Prevention Authority and the Cost of Doing Nothing
We are, as a nation, in a surly mood. We dislike our institutions, public, private, and non-profit, we are pessimistic about the future and we are…
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John Roman, PhD
Why Fear of Crime is Increasing
Why it is amplifying calls for more law and order and what we can do to prevent it
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John Roman, PhD
1

April 2023

100 Ideas for Reducing Crime in Cities—A Blueprint for Action
Creating Portfolios of Human Services and Criminal Justice Initiatives to Improve Public Safety and Justice
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John Roman, PhD
2

January 2023

Magical Thinking, Math Intuition and the Crime Decline
Public discourse has gone off the rails and its time for new approaches
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John Roman, PhD

December 2022

There are fewer shootings in 2022 and that is leading us to embrace the past. Let's not.
Plus a Sandy Hook reflection and a thought for the Holidays
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John Roman, PhD

September 2022

Where to look for Crime-Fighting Ideas
A blindered approach to crime and justice is blocking the search for better solutions
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John Roman, PhD
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