Abstract
Gender-based differences in fear of crime in public spaces: An investigation of a safe district in Istanbul
Highlights
This study examines gender differences in public spaces as a factor in fear of crime
It was observed that the independent variable “gender” explained all the variables related to spaces in a meaningful way
This study investigated the relationship between gender and locations and conditions that cause fear of crime in public spaces
Summary
This study examines gender differences in public spaces as a factor in fear of crime. One important reason why women avoid public spaces is fear of crime. This affects the gender balance in public spaces. It is important for women to feel safe in public spaces to preserve their presence in these areas. In this context, the study’s main goal is to determine gender-based differences in the perception of safety and the source of fear of crime. The findings of this research may inform new regulations or amendments to current legislation
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