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期刊名:Journal of quantitative criminology

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ISSN:0748-4518

e-ISSN:1573-7799

IF/分区:3.3/Q1

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Nancy Nicosia,John M MacDonald,Rosalie Liccardo Pacula Nancy Nicosia
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Introduction: The most widely used data set for studying police homicides-the Supplementary Homicide Reports (SHR) kept by the Federal Bureau of Investigation-is collected from a voluntary sample. ...
Yunmei Lu,Liying Luo Yunmei Lu
Objectives: Previous research in criminology has overlooked that cohort effects on crime should be age-time-specific (Ryder in Am Sociol Rev 30(6):843-861, 1965) and consequently assumed cohort effects to be the same acro...
Shane D Johnson,Manja Nikolovska Shane D Johnson
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