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Firearms Violence Across Four Midwestern Cities
Wed, Nov 14, 9:30 to 10:50am, Marriott, International 8, International LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This panel presents findings from an NIJ-funded research project that resulted in a cross-city database of homicides and non-fatal shootings from Detroit, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and St. Louis. The papers presented include analyses of patterns of firearms violence within and across these cities.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Understanding the Spatial Concentration of Fatal and Non-Fatal Shootings through Social Disorganization and Collective Efficacy Theory - Lauren Magee, Michigan State University
Spatial Patterns of Gun Violence - Edmund McGarrell, Michigan State University; Giovanni Circo, University of New Haven; Alaina De Biasi, Michigan State University; Lauren Magee, Michigan State University
To What Extent are Prohibited Persons Involved in Gun Violence? - Mallory O'Brien, Medical College of Wisconsin; Darius Carr, Medical College of Wisconsin
Social Networks of Prolific Gun Offenders - Michael Totoraitis, Medical College of Wisconsin; Salma Albadin, Medical College of Wisconsin; Mallory O'Brien, Medical College of Wisconsin