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Todd K. Shackelford,Nicholas PoundTobago on the international front. Any attempt to reverse trends characterized by unprecedented high homicide rates has to be predicated upon objective principles reflecting trends and patterned relationships associated with this emergent national scourge. The chapter is descriptive, yet, at the sam

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-1790-5contrasting high and low rates. No studies have clearly focused on nations with midrange levels of those problems. Thus, we use the Peaceology approach developed by our lead author to advance conceptual and methodological justifications to begin a tradition focusing on midrange problem areas. Using

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Wolf-Hartmut Weiske,Fred Maleikaary geopolitics. Therefore, is not surprising that the escalation of crime in the Caribbean has been symbolized by the heightened use of more powerful weapons, resulting in higher mortality levels. One of the leading factor supporting the rise of guns and gun-related violence in the region is the tr

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Bedeutung des M. Subscapularis,ited Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in 2009 outlined the detrimental effects of youth gangs in Belize and predicted that 6% of Belizeans were not expected to reach age 40. The availability of guns and pervasive gang involvement coupled with elevated school desertion rates and few employment op

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8440-0due to the proliferation of gun violence and gun-related homicides on the island. In spite of the magnitude of the problem, there is a paucity of academic literature and data on homicides committed with firearms on the island. Using quantitative data obtained from the Crime and Problem Analysis (CAP

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13043-7rowing trend of misuse of firearms to commit violent crimes, as well as to commit suicide. Of late, the nation of Zimbabwe has had to grapple with an upswing in armed robbery cases and suicide cases involving the use of firearms. This chapter explores the instrumental role that firearms have played