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Crime Concentration and Its Prevention, the history and results of various preventive efforts to tackle crime repetition and near repetition, especially in England and Wales. The high levels of concentration represent a challenge and an opportunity for focused large-scale prevention, and this perspective is brought to bear on the remainder of the book.

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