The Cost of Inequality: Metropolitan Structure and Violent Crime

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45. Poverty and the Organization of Political Violence
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49. Social structure and homicide in post-Soviet Russia
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52. Economic inequality and its asymmetric effect on civic engagement: evidence from post-communist countries
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60. Explaining the Black Homicide Rate
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61. Subcultural Values and Violent Delinquency
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64. A Research Note on Homicide and Rurality
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65. “Who Kills Whom” Revisited
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68. Historical Origins of a Cross-National Puzzle
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