+ Shooting Down the 'More Guns, Less Crime' Hypothesis
Author:
Ayres, Ian / Donohue Iii, John J.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Stanford Law Review
Topics:
Crime, Criminology, Gun Carrying, Legislation and Policy, Ownership, Prevention
Keywords:
CRIME, gun, law, methodology, regression model
The authors examine the “more guns, less crime” hypothesis and argue that the evidence in favor of the hypothesis is limited, sporadic, and extraordinarily fragile; changes in methodological techniques... read more >
+ Shall-issue policy and criminal activity among applicants for permits to carry concealed firearms
Author:
Romero, M. / Wintemute, G. / Wright, M. / Parham, C.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Injury Prevention
Topics:
Crime, Criminology, Gun Carrying, Ownership, State
Keywords:
concealed firearm, criminal activity, shall-issue
The authors examine the effects of a shall-issue policy in the Sacramento County town of Isleton for permits to carry concealed firearms in public. They compared the incidence of criminal activity of... read more >
+ Association between handgun purchase and mortality from firearm injury
Author:
Grassel, K. M. / Wintemute, G. J. / Wright, M. A. / Romero, M. P.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Injury Prevention
Topics:
Criminology, Homicide, Ownership, Public Health, Suicide
Keywords:
California, case-control, data, firearm death, firearm retailer
The authors examined the association between violent or firearm death and previous handgun purchase, in this case-control study of 213,466 Californians ages 21 and older who died in 1998, using data from... read more >
+ Right-to-carry concealed handguns and violent crime: crime control through gun control?
Author:
Kovandzic, Tomislav V. / Marvell, Thomas B.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Criminology & Public Policy
Topics:
Criminology, Gun Carrying, Legislation and Policy, Ownership, State
Keywords:
concealed carry, panel-date, right to carry
The authors evaluated Florida’s 1987 “Right-to-Carry” (RTC) law, using use panel data for 58 Florida counties from 1980 to 2000 to examine the effects on violent crime from increases in the number of... read more >
+ Measurement error in county-level UCR data
Author:
Lott, J. R. / Whitley, J.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Journal of Quantitative Criminology
Topics:
Criminology, Gun Carrying, Legislation and Policy, Ownership, Social Science, U.S./National
Keywords:
UCR, county level crime data, measurement error, systematic biases
The authors respond to an article by two other scholars who analyzed Lott’s county-level crime data and concluded that the measurement errors in the dataset bring his gun law research based on this data... read more >
+ Measurement and Other Errors in County-Level UCR Data: A Reply to Lott and Whitley
Author:
Maltz, Michael D. / Targonski, Joseph
Date:
2003
Publication:
Journal of Quantitative Criminology
Topics:
Criminology, Gun Carrying, Legislation and Policy, Ownership, Social Science, U.S./National
Keywords:
Uniform Crime Reports, concealed weapon, county-level crime data, gun, measurement error
The authors respond to Lott and Whitley’s critique of their analyses of errors in county-level Uniform Crime Reports data that Lott has used in his research supporting the “more guns, less crime” hypothesis... read more >
+ Confirming "more guns, less crime"
Author:
Plassmann, F. / Whitley, J.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Stanford Law Review
Topics:
Criminology, Gun Carrying, Legislation and Policy, Ownership
Keywords:
county-level data, response, right-to-carry
The authors analyzed county-level data 1977 to 2000 regarding the impact of right-to-carry (RTC) laws. They reported that during the first five years that a RTC law is in effect, the total benefit from... read more >
+ More guns, more crime
Author:
Duggan, M.
Date:
2001
Publication:
Journal of Political Economy
Topics:
Criminology, Homicide, Legislation and Policy, Ownership
Keywords:
CRIME, Gun ownership, HOMICIDE, concelaed carry, evaluation
The author explores the relationship between state level gun ownership and homicide. Because measures of gun ownership in the United States were not available at the state level in 2001, the author uses... read more >
 

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