Situational crime prevention strategies aim to reduce crime opportunities by modifying the environment. However, a common criticism is that these measures might not eliminate crime but merely shift it.
The specific term for the criticism where crime that could have been committed in one place simply moves to another location due to prevention efforts is called Displacement.
The question specifically refers to the shift from "one place to another," directly aligning with the definition of displacement, particularly spatial displacement.
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