Murder in America: Correlates of Murder and Race as a Factor
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Murder in America: Correlates of Murder and Race as a Factor

by Jack Frymier, Arliss Roaden

Sociology Social Science criminology
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Murder in America: Correlates of Murder and Race as a Factor examines murder in the United States through an analytical social-science lens. Focusing on correlations associated with murder and the role of race as a factor, it provides a focused resource for readers interested in criminology, sociology, and violent crime.

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Murder in America: Correlates of Murder and Race as a Factor examines murder as a social issue in the United States.

The book focuses on relationships and patterns associated with murder, with particular attention to race as a factor.

Its subject matter will interest readers exploring criminology, sociology, race, and the study of violent crime.

Written by Jack Frymier and Arliss Roaden, this title presents a focused examination of a complex topic.

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