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I enjoyed Mr. Miller's thoughtful, careful, and encompassing article on 'poking holes in broken windows.' I have only two amplifications:
- The number of neighborhoods we followed was 66 for some analyses, and 36 for others.
- Of the data sources cited that directly "measure" disorder -- Skogan's, Sampson's, Harcourt's -- ours are I believe the first that are longitudinal over a substantial period of time.
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- -- Ralph Taylor, professor, Temple University (posted 2/5, 10:50 a.m., U.S. Eastern time)
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