Abstract Empirical research and theorizing on cross-national variations in homicide have been limited by an exclusive focus on the direct effects of national structural characteristics on the rates of
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Abstract Empirical research and theorizing on cross-national variations in homicide have been limited by an exclusive focus on the direct effects of national structural characteristics on the rates of homicide.
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- population growth, economic inequality, and homicide (2001) · doi
Abstract Empirical research and theorizing on cross-national variations in homicide have been limited by an exclusive focus on the direct effects of national structural characteristics on the rates of homicide.
Keywords: national homicide abstract empirical theorizing cross variations limited exclusive focus direct effects structural characteristics rates - Outlet Type, Access to Alcohol, and Violent Crime (2018) · doi
BACKGROUND: While there are overwhelming data supporting the association between alcohol outlet density and violent crime, there remain conflicting findings about whether on- or off-premise outlets have a stronger association.
Keywords: there association background overwhelming supporting alcohol outlet density violent crime remain conflicting whether premise outlets - Population-level alcohol consumption and national homicide rates (2017) · doi
The impact of alcohol consumption on cross-national homicide rates is understudied relative to other population health outcomes, and the few prior analyses did not test the four most common explanations of a possible association.
Keywords: impact alcohol consumption cross national homicide rates understudied relative population health outcomes prior analyses test
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