EXAMINING THE CONDITIONAL NATURE OF THE ILLICIT DRUG MARKET-HOMICIDE RELATIONSHIP: A PARTIAL TEST OF THE THEORY OF CONTINGENT CAUSATION

By Graham C. Ousey, Matthew R. Lee. 2002

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Subfields: Epidemiology, Sociology and Political Science

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In Epidemiology

1. Steven D. Levitt
2. R. Rosenfeld
3. J. McCrary
4. Aaron Chalfin

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1. R. Rosenfeld
2. Roland G. Fryer
3. Steven D. Levitt
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6. Aaron Chalfin
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Citations in the corpus

• MEASURING CRACK COCAINE AND ITS IMPACT (2013, background): “Ousey and Lee (2002) supplement arrest data with the fraction of arrestees testing positive for cocaine.”
• Research on Drugs-Crime Linkages: The Next Generation (2003, background): “Necessary, but not sufficient; see Zimring and Hawkins, 1997; Ousey and Lee, 2000.”
• Crime is the Problem: Homicide, Acquisitive Crime, and Economic Conditions (2009, background): “It also has been invoked to explain the ‘‘systemic’’ violence in illegal drug markets, especially the crack cocaine markets that emerged in American cities during the 1980s (Baumer et al. 1998; Blumstein 1995; Goldstein 1989; Ousey and Lee 2002 ).”