Titlebook: Handbook of European Homicide Research; Patterns, Explanatio Marieke C. A. Liem,William Alex Pridemore Book 2012 Springer Science+Business

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Alcohol and Homicide in Europepter is based on previous research (mainly time-series analysis) and books on the topic, as well as reports from the European Union and WHO. It will also present some recent data on levels of consumption in nations, homicide rates, and different drinking patterns and beverage preferences across Euro

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Immigration and Homicide in Contemporary Europeimpact on policy are described. Difficulties related to data collection, for both immigration trends and homicide events involving immigrants, are outlined. Lastly, the chapter ends with a discussion about two types of homicide where immigrants appear to be disproportionately at risk in contemporary

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Homicide and Punishment in Europe: Examining National Variationa general survey of existing data on the complex and varied ways that European nations punish these serious offenders, revealing considerable variation across the continent. Officially, most European nations retain very long periods of incarceration, usually life imprisonment, as the sanction for th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05755-0y himself in the Amsterdam archive, an overview of this sort must be based also on secondary literature. That literature, however, is based in its turn on primary sources, varying according to the period studied. These sources include medieval chronicles, charters and legislation, dossiers of crimin

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Michael Voigtl?nder,Pekka Sagnerdinary” deaths of children (0–14) are compared with CARD and the extremes of IPV, seen in female homicides between 1974 and 2006, juxtaposed, at national levels their degree of relative poverty, defined as the gap between top and bottoms 20% of incomes in European countries..First key result is that

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