The density of alcohol outlets in communities may be regulated to reduce excessive alcohol
consumption and related harms. Studies directly assessing the control of outlet density as a …

Aims: The aim of this study was to examine recent research studies published from 2000 to
2008 focusing on availability of alcohol: hours and days of sale and density of alcohol …

Increasingly, it seems, legal and political debates regarding the granting of new liquor
licences are turning to the issue of whether the number and density of alcohol outlets makes …

Aims A small number of studies have identified a positive relationship between alcohol
outlet density and domestic violence. These studies have all been based on cross‐sectional …

What impels human beings to harm others--family members or strangers? And how can
these impulses and actions be prevented or controlled? Heightened public awareness of …

Aims A large number of studies have found links between alcohol outlet densities and
assault rates in local areas. This study tests a variety of specifications of this link, focusing in …

Background: The majority of studies that have examined the local‐level relationship
between alcohol outlet density and violence have utilized cross‐sectional data. These …

Background Numerous studies have found that areas with higher alcohol establishment
density are more likely to have higher violent crime rates, but many of these studies did not …

Objective: We provide an overview of environmental strategies that may reduce college
drinking. The identified environmental strategies fall into three categories:(1) reducing …

Alcohol outlet clusters are an important social determinant of health in cities, but little is
known about the populations exposed to them. If outlets cluster in neighborhoods comprised …