+ Small Arms and Light Weapons: A Public Health Approach
Author:
Cukier, W.
Date:
2002
Publication:
Brown Journal of World Affairs
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Gun Carrying, Homicide, International, Public Health, Suicide
Keywords:
Arms control, ILLEGAL arms transfers, International cooperation, PUBLIC health -- International cooperation
The author summarizes the global burden of firearms involved in murder, suicide and accidents, both in terms of human lives lost, as well as regarding economic, social and political conditions. The author... read more >
+ Firearm Availability and Suicide, Homicide, and Unintentional Firearm Deaths among Women
Author:
Miller, M. / Azrael, D.
Date:
2002
Publication:
Journal of Urban Health-Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Gun Carrying, Homicide, Suicide
Keywords:
Accidents, Cross-Sectional Studies, Firearms, Suicide, UNITED States
The authors used pooled cross-sectional time series data from the National Center for Health Statistics and General Social Survey for the period 1988-1997 to examine whether measures of firearm availability... read more >
+ What We Know About Gun Use Among Adolescents
Author:
Wilkinson, Deanna L. / Fagan, Jeffrey
Date:
2001
Publication:
Clinical Child & Family Psychology Review
Topics:
Adolescent, Crime, Gender, Gun Carrying, Homicide
Keywords:
Adolescent, Male, Violence, firearms acquisition and use, interviews
The authors provide a useful review of studies that used school-based surveys or samples of high-risk youth to assess adolescents’ gun-related behavior over the 1990’s. The authors conclude that, although... read more >
+ Youth, Guns, and Violent Crime
Author:
Blumstein, Alfred
Date:
2002
Publication:
The Future of Children
Topics:
Age Group, Crime, Gun Carrying, Homicide, Law Enforcement, U.S./National
Keywords:
Firearms, Youth Violence, guns, juvenile delinquency, violent crime
The author examines the trends of homicide and robbery violence in the United States during the late 1980s and early 1990s. He notes that the increase in violence over that period was mostly because of... read more >
+ Employer Policies Toward Guns and the Risk of Homicide in the Workplace
Author:
Loomis, Dana / Marshall, Stephen W. / Ta, Myduc L.
Date:
2005
Publication:
American Journal of Public Health
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Gun Carrying, Homicide, State
Keywords:
EMPLOYEES -- Attitudes, HOMICIDE, Violence, WORK environment
In North Carolina, 105 workplaces where a worker was a victim of homicide between 1994 and 1998 were identified and compared to randomly selected workplaces that were in operation at the time of the... read more >
+ Utility of indices of gun availability in the community
Author:
Shenassa, Edmond D. / Doskalakis, Constantine / Buka, Stephen L.
Date:
2006
Publication:
Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Gun Carrying, Homicide, Local, Suicide, Supply
Keywords:
CHICAGO (Ill.), FIREARMS & crime, FIREARMS accidents, HOMICIDE, Suicide
The study used data from 837 participants in the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods between the ages of 17 and 22, residing in 170 different “neighborhood clusters.” Data on suicides... read more >
+ Social trust, firearm prevalence, and homicide
Author:
Rosenfeld, R. / Baumer, E. / Messner, S. F.
Date:
2007
Publication:
Ann Epidemiol
Topics:
Gun Carrying, Homicide, Ownership
Keywords:
Adolescent, Trust
This cross sectional study of approximately 100 clusters of U.S. counties explores the relationship between social trust, firearm prevalence and homicide. The authors find that places with low levels... read more >
+ Research in school shootings
Author:
Muschert GW
Date:
2008
Publication:
Social and Personality Psychology Compass
Topics:
Gun Carrying, Homicide, Students, Surveillance/Data Collection
Keywords:
Mass Media, Psychosocial Factors, SCHOOL violence, School Shootings, Typology
The author reviews the research on school shootings that has been done in a variety of disciplines, including sociology, psychology, and media studies. The various school shooting incidents are categorized,... read more >
+ The effect of nondiscretionary concealed weapon carrying laws on homicide
Author:
Hepburn L / Miller M / Azrael D / Hemenway D
Date:
2004
Publication:
J Trauma
Topics:
Gun Carrying, Homicide, Legislation and Policy
Keywords:
HOMICIDE, concealed weapon carrying, trend
The authors examine the relationship between state laws that make it easier for civilians to obtain permits allowing them to carry concealed weapons and state level homicide rates. Data (1979–1998) for... read more >
+ Murder-suicide in New Hampshire, 1995-2000
Author:
Campanelli, C. / Gilson, T.
Date:
2002
Publication:
American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology
Topics:
Gun Carrying, Homicide, Medical, State, Suicide
Keywords:
HOMICIDE, Murder-suicide, Suicide
The authors examined Medical Examiner records from New Hampshire from October 1995 to October 2000 and report on the state’s murder-suicide incidence over this period. 16 events took place and accounted... read more >
+ Making Corporate and Criminal America Less Violent: Public Norms and Structural Reforms
Author:
Hagan, J. / Foster, H.
Date:
2000
Publication:
Contemporary Sociology
Topics:
Gun Carrying, Homicide, International, Legislation and Policy, Public Health, Public Opinion
Keywords:
HOMICIDE, gun control policy, gun violence, handguns, record checks, registration
The authors compare the gun control policies of the U.S. and Canada, arguing that Canada’s restrictive gun control policies as opposed to America’s permissive policies may explain why gun-related homicide... read more >

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