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An Eye for an Eye? A Note on the Southern Subculture of Violence Thesis
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  • 1971Homicide and a Regional Culture of Violence496 cited
  • 1974Regional Subculture and Homicide: An Examination of the Gastil-Hackney Thesis381 cited
  • 1983Regional and Racial Effects on the Urban Homicide Rate: The Subculture of Violence Revisited292 cited
  • 1980Firearms Ownership for Sport and Protection: Two Divergent Models204 cited
  • 1980Type of Homicide and Variation in Regional Rates194 cited
  • 1973The Enduring South: Subcultural Persistence in Mass Society.188 cited
  • 1973Justifying Violence: Attitudes of American Men.122 cited
  • 1985GENDER, FEAR, AND PROTECTIVE HANDGUN OWNERSHIP*79 cited
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