(Universidad de Cuenca, 2016-07) Decle Castro, Jonathan; Moloeznik, Marcos Pablo
This article discusses and proposes a theoretical link between personal insecurity, generalized mistrust
and community crime differences. Hence it is divided into two sections: in the first, the introduction
and the theoretical and analytical framework, the sociological and political concepts that are used,
their scope and interconnection are presented. In the second, the central idea of this contribution is
exposed: the possible existence of a theoretical functional phenomenon called personal insecurity
effect-generalized mistrust-community delinquency. Finally, some conclusions are offered.
