Criminal circumstance: a dynamic multi-contextual criminal opportunity theory

1. Theory Generally and a General Theory of Crime: Some Preliminary Considerations

2. Criminal Opportunity: A Necessary Condition and Central Construct

3. A Multicontextual Approach

4. Evidence and Specification of Main Effects

5. Evidence and Specification of Moderating Effects

6. Implications for Reactions to Crime

7. A Dynamic Perspective

8. Possibilities and Limitations for Empirical Research

9. Implications for Policy and Practice.