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India. A dominant narrative is that women-led councils tend to favour policiesrelevant to their own gender. However, given … the deep-rooted gender bias in India, the feasibility ofwomen leaders to influence decisions by themselves would likely be … literature, such as water and crime against women, to show that women-led councils perform better on these outcomes only when …
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There are different approaches to the definition of feminism in Iran. There are statements by researchers about the absence of such a philosophical concept, the deep difference between feminism and the women's movement, as well as the national features of the concept.The author proposes to...
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right-to-carry (RTC) licensing and crime rates. It covers the most important publications of both scholars and reviews the …
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Wage theft costs workers billions of dollars each year. During a time when the federal government is rolling back workers’ rights, it is essential to consider how state and local laws can address the problem. As this Article explains, the pernicious practice of wage theft seemingly continues...
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Crime and violence generate many distortions in the allocation of private and public resources and engender economic …, the costs of crime represent at least 3.5% of the regional gross domestic product, twice as much as in developed countries …. Despite the magnitude of the security problem, the region is lagging in the production of rigorous research on crime and the …
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One of the most controversial elements of research in gun violence is the debate surrounding which proxy for gun prevalence best captures the true variation in gun availability. We test the effectiveness of several common gun prevalence proxy variables against what is arguably the best measure...
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A fundamental tenet of our criminal legal system is “proportionality”, the principle that more severe crimes are punished to a greater degree than less severe crimes. Despite this commitment to proportionality, determining how criminal penalties relate to one another is often difficult or...
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The criminal legal system is at a crossroads. Calls for abolition are met with calls for modest adjustments or maintenance of the status quo. What frequently emerges from these polarities is a promise that police, prosecutors, judges, and other government actors will use their vast discretion to...
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Purpose: To assess the predictive validity of Lott and Varney's (2022) ordinary least squares (OLS) multiple regression (MRA) causal model of the effect of immigrant population numbers, as a proportion of the total population, on the homicide victim rate for 31 European countries.Methods: The...
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