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Race, language similarity and feeling safe

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peace and securitysocioeconomic
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Mur
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Men
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Race and language similarity within South African municipalities with self-reported feelings of safety and fear of crime. The data for this paper was constructed using a combination of proprietary municipality-level data accessed through University of Pretoria library licenses and publicly available individual-level survey microdata.

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SafetyFear of CrimeInequality

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