Shaw and McKay's research found that when one ethnic group moved out (of a neighborhood) and another succeeded it, the crime rates were significantly different.

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Shaw and McKay's research found that crime rates remained relatively stable in neighborhoods despite changes in the ethnic composition, suggesting that social disorganization in the area, rather than the specific ethnic groups present, was a more significant factor in crime rates.

Shaw and McKay's Research Found That When One Ethnic Group