Numerous studies have suggested that socio-economic structural factors offer the main
reasons for international variations in homicide levels—where socio-economic conditions …

Homicide rates vary dramatically both between and within countries. Income inequality is the
best established correlate of this variability, but many other possible contributors to the …

Relative to studies of US homicide trends, few have investigated cross-national trends. We
explore hidden heterogeneity across a sample of 82 nations between 1980 and 2010, and …

Este trabajo realiza un análisis empírico sobre las tendencias del homicidio en los últimos
20 años y el funcionamiento de las instituciones para su contención. Se investiga la …

One of the most consistent findings in the cross-national literature is the association between
economic inequality and homicide rates. However, recent research has raised doubts …

The goal of this study was to examine region-specific structural covariates of homicide rates
in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). LAC nations possess 8% of the global …

Hasta la fecha, las investigaciones sobre las causas de los homicidios no han sido
concluyentes, ya que se han limitado a regiones o países concretos y se han centrado en …

Existing research on the causes of homicide often yields contradictory results, with limited
studies focusing on regional contexts. While many analyses are cross-national at the global …

The article examines the approaches that exist in relation to the understanding of legal
anomie in the works of foreign researchers. The history of the emergence of this concept is …

Existing methods of combating the shadow economy do not always give reliable results.
This is particularly true for the illegal use of renewable natural resources. In some parts of …