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Authors:
Hall, HV
Citation: Hv. Hall, Violent groups and institutions in the United States, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 3-80
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Whitaker, LC
Citation: Lc. Whitaker, Inhibiting fatal group and institutional aggression, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 81-107
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Schwartz, LL
Matzkin, RG
Citation: Ll. Schwartz et Rg. Matzkin, Violence, viewing, and polarization: The contribution of violence in the media and some solutions, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 109-154
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Eme, RF
Citation: Rf. Eme, Modes of juvenile violence, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 155-182
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Poirier, JG
Citation: Jg. Poirier, Juvenile delinquency and violent crime, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 183-212
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Barlow, SH
Clayton, CJ
Citation: Sh. Barlow et Cj. Clayton, Women and aggression, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 213-235
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Schwartz, LL
Citation: Ll. Schwartz, Cults: Predisposed to communal violence?, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 239-257
Authors:
Golden, CJ
Jackson, ME
Crum, TA
Citation: Cj. Golden et al., Hate crimes: Etiology and intervention, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 259-275
Authors:
Clayton, CJ
Barlow, SH
Ballif-Spanvill, B
Citation: Cj. Clayton et al., Principles of group violence with a focus on terrorism, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 277-311
Authors:
Hinman, DL
Cook, PE
Citation: Dl. Hinman et Pe. Cook, Profiling and criminal investigative analysis of violent crimes with multiple offenders, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 313-334
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Feldmann, TB
Citation: Tb. Feldmann, Dealing with large-scale hostage and barricade incidents: Implications fornegotiation strategies and training, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 335-361
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Hall, HV
Citation: Hv. Hall, Death by institutional violence, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 365-389
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Stock, HV
Borum, R
Baltzley, D
Citation: Hv. Stock et al., Police use of deadly force, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 391-417
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Paltin, DR
Citation: Dr. Paltin, Chemical and biological violence: Predictive patterns in state and terrorist behavior, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 419-445
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Whitaker, LC
Citation: Lc. Whitaker, The central intelligence agency and lethal violence, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 447-485
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McPherson, SB
Citation: Sb. Mcpherson, Capital punishment: Implications for institutional violence vs. individualrights, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 487-520
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Tucker, WH
Citation: Wh. Tucker, Oppression by science: The intellectual justification of collective violence, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 521-544
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Buck, LA
Citation: La. Buck, A strategy for institutional violence: Satyagraha and Gandhian synthesis, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 545-574
Authors:
Twemlow, SW
Sacco, FC
Citation: Sw. Twemlow et Fc. Sacco, A multi-level conceptual framework for understanding the violent community, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 575-599
Authors:
Hall, HV
Whitaker, LC
Citation: Hv. Hall et Lc. Whitaker, The urgent task ahead: Predictions and recommendations for preventing collective violence, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 601-618
Authors:
McPherson, SB
Citation: Sb. Mcpherson, The misuse of psychological techniques under US government auspices: Interrogation and terrorism manuals, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 621-632
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Doe, J
Citation: J. Doe, Phoenix program, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 633-642
Authors:
Charny, IW
Rapaport, C
Citation: Iw. Charny et C. Rapaport, Toward a genocide early warning system, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 643-681
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Iannetta, K
Citation: K. Iannetta, Assessment of dangerousness using handwriting characteristics, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 683-709
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Davis, JA
Citation: Ja. Davis, Critical incident stress debriefing, Oklahoma City, 1995, COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE, 1999, pp. 711-721