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Crime and its fear in social media

Sociology

Crime and its fear in social media

R. P. Curiel, S. Cresci, et al.

This research explores the fascinating link between social media posts and crime in 18 Spanish-speaking Latin American countries. Delve into the intriguing findings by Rafael Prieto Curiel, Stefano Cresci, Cristina Ioana Muntean, and Steven Richard Bishop, which reveal that tweets reflect regional fear of crime, despite a low percentage being crime-related.... show more
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