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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
This panel examines the historical and cultural uniqueness of New Orleans and its record of homicides over the years. Special attention is given to the distribution of lethal violence across time and space, epidemiological patterns and structural etiology, as well as innovative research evidence on the most promising ways to address this longstanding problem.
New Orleans Neighborhood Patterns of Homicide and Key Structural and Cultural Linkages—1940 to 2013 - Lydia Voigt, Loyola University New Orleans; Dee Harper, Loyola University New Orleans; William E. Thornton, Loyola University New Orleans
Life and Death in the Big Easy: Homicide and Lethality in Twenty-First-Century New Orleans - Jay Corzine, University of Central Florida; Lin Huff-Corzine, University of Central Florida; Aaron Poole, University of Tampa; James McCutcheon, University of Memphis; Sarah Sacra, University of Central Florida
The Chain of Violence and the Lessons for New Orleans - Peter Iadicola, Indiana University-Purdue University, Fort Wayne
The Importance of Communication, Coordination and Context in Reducing Lethal Violence - Wendy Regoeczi, Cleveland State University Ohio
The Future of Lethal Violence Abatement in New Orleans - Ronal Serpas, Loyola University New Orleans
Dee Harper, Loyola University New Orleans
Lydia Voigt, Loyola University New Orleans
William E. Thornton, Loyola University New Orleans