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Geometry in the plane and in space,us lens. Aside from being about crime or responses to it, these projects have all sought to understand the ways in which a number of processes and influences have operated together, and, crucially, over time. These processes, which I and my colleagues sought to disentangle from one another, involved

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Ordinary differential equations,job of explaining why particular transportation disasters place. These analyses work ‘backwards’ in time from an outcome (the disaster), identifying at each step, key decisions or failures. In this respect they can be seen as an alternative version of process tracing (see Chapter ., and which starts

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Ordinary differential equations,s, and which they termed realistic evaluation. Their work was very much a critique of the existing dominant approach to evaluating interventions in social processes (in which randomised trials were often employed). The ideas and the general approach towards thinking about causality which they develo

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Geometry in the plane and in space,o these by the likes of Nico Mouzelis), and attempts to show how insights from these can be used in developing theories about change which bridge structural and individual-levels of explanation. The previous chapters in this book had said relatively little about agency, but this chapter provides the

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Building Complex Temporal Explanations of Crime978-3-030-74830-2Series ISSN 2731-0604 Series E-ISSN 2731-0612