Alcohol has been associated with violent crimes and domestic violence across many
nations. Various etiological factors were linked to chronic alcohol use and violence including …

As the most serious crime, homicide is both relevant and suitable for cross-national
comparisons. The global homicide rate of ca. 6 per 100,000 people is an average of hugely …

This paper examines problem drinking, alcohol-related violence, and homelessness among
youth living in the slums of Kampala—an understudied population at high-risk for both …

Abstract Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) possesses 8 per cent of the global
population but approximately one-third of global homicides. The region also exhibits high …

Background Previous work has shown socioenvironmental factors can influence firearm
injury. Milwaukee County, Wisconsin is a diverse midwestern county with historic …

Background and aim Alcohol is associated with violent behavior, although little is known
regarding to what extent alcohol increases homicide risk. We aimed to estimate risks of …

Cross-national research on the relationship between alcohol consumption and homicide
focuses on (a) the amount of alcohol consumed rather than the manner of consumption and …

Mexico has steadily increased homicide rates over the past few decades. To better
understand this phenomenon, we examine homicides, victims, socioeconomic context, and …

Firearm violence is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality among young men in the US.
While an association of alcohol availability with violence is well established, the …

The purpose of the research is to determine the primary internal motives associated with a
woman's decision to commit murder. We analyzed 250 sentences on female homicide …