Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act 
.... The
Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 provides $6.9 billion for crime prevention programs (Kosova, 1994, pp. .... New
York Times, p. A12. ....
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The Violent Bear It Away
.... [1] Flannery O'Connor, The
Violent Bear It Away, New
York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2007, p. 5. [5]Carol Y. Wilson, "Family as Affliction, Family as Promise ....
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Violent Extremism in the United States
.... The worst are
violent offenders who may threaten or harm others indiscriminately or who may coalesce in small, cell-like groups and in .... New
York: WW Norton. ....
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Capital Punishment as a Deterrent
.... George Pataki (1997) claimed that the restoration of the death penalty in New
York state led to the decline in
violent crime in New
York state. ....
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GAY BASHING
.... that the rhetoric of the anti-gay, fundamental religious right is encouraging such
violent action (Boulard, 1994, November 1, p. 40). In New
York City, New ....
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Inmate Prison Violence in America
.... as the one that broke out at Attica State Prison in New
York in September .... The Attica situation came to a
violent and bloody end when state police stormed the ....
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NYC Police Violence
.... 1990s, as Mayor Giuliani became determined to crack down on
violent crime, illegal gun carriers, and take back the streets of New
York, the
violent crime rate ....
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The Four Dragons and Economic Development York W
York W. Bradshaw and Michael Wallace (95) identified South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan .... a high level of ethnic homogeneity which reduces
violent ethnic conflicts ....
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Dealing with Violent Criminal Behavior
.... The effect of arrest on subsequent
violent behavior against a spouse, however, was found to be affected by the background of .... New
York: Oxford University Press. ....
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Analysis: Nonviolence
.... Furthermore, nonviolence, when organized and given political backing, can achieve just as much as
violent actions. .... New
York: Random House, 2002. ....
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Wildings of Adolescents
.... found. Kramer, R. (1988). At a tender age:
Violent youth and juvenile justice. New
York: Henry Holt. Peirce, N. (1988). Nefarious ....
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Civil Rights Movement & NonViolent Strategy
.... how to approach him in order to incorporate him into the larger movement: Despite Malcolm's "
violent" language, Martin .... Maryknoll, New
York: Orbis Books, 1993. ....
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Violence in the United States
.... Alienation has been tied to
violent behavior in the workplace (Murder, 1994, p. 29). .... Psychosomatics. (6th ed.). New
York: Viking Press. ....
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Astrological Indicators for Suicide
.... Hypothesis 2: The degree of indication for suicide by non-
violent methods (drugs .... drawn from Press' (1978) sample pool compiled for The New
York Suicide Study. ....
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Media Violence and Aggression in Children
.... Anatomy of motive: The FBI's legendary mindhunter explores the key to understanding and catching
violent criminals. New
York: Simon & Schuster. ....
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THE CRIME BILL OF 1994
.... This research presented an overview of the
Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994. .... "GOP Bashes Point of Light." New
York Times, 17 August 1994 ....
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TV Images Effect on Children
.... Pow! Bam!
Violent acts per hour on cartoon shows. US News & World Report 104, 71. .... McLuhan, M. (1964). Understanding media. New
York: Mentor. Nelson, J. (1987). ....
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Examination of an Inner-City Community
.... fearful, at the least, and can encourage them to turn to
violent responses, as .... Kyra Woudstra (1999) and the Citizens' Committee for Children of New
York, Inc. ....
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Geder and Social Roles
.... New
York: Vintage, 1997. Garbarino, James. Lost Boys: Why Our Sons Turn
Violent and How We Can Save Them. New
York: The Free Press, 1999.
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Media Bias
.... colorful language is presumed to have succeeded in being more interesting, and more interesting may also mean more
violent, more confrontational .... New
York: St. ....
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High Rate of Murder by Juveniles in the US
.... the cause-specific murder, where there is some contextual rationalization for
violent acts and .... of the murders committed by juveniles in the New
York study were ....
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Death Penalty for Juveniles
.... juvenile
violent crime will continue to increase" (Traub 54). A 1988 study of 14 juveniles on death row led by New
York University psychiatrist Dorothy Lewis ....
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US Gun Culture
.... control laws, potential criminals would not have as ready an opportunity to commit
violent crime (Allen 8 .... "Faster Guns Need Harsher Laws." The New
York Times 21 ....
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The Media and Juvenile Crime In November 2003, AB
.... youths' actions to "wilding," a phenomenon similar to that of the
violent raves in .... For example, on 23 April 1989, New
York Post writer Pete Hamill penned this ....
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DEATH PENALTY FOR JUVENILES
.... juvenile
violent crime will continue to increase" (Traub 54). A 1988 study of 14 juveniles on death row led by New
York University psychiatrist Dorothy Lewis ....
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The Stamp Act Crisis
.... On the other hand, the merchants disapproved of the
violent reaction to the Stamp Act and warned the colonists that .... New
York: Oxford University Press, 1968. ....
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The Origins of Middle Eastern Terrorism
.... divisions. Dobson, C. (1974). Black September: Its short,
violent history. New
York: Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc. Gresh, A. (1985). ....
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Aggression as Instinct
....
violent, while others, Carl G. Jung for instance, have shown that
violent expressions within .... 1 See Anthony Storr, Human Aggression, (New
York: Atheneum, 1968). ....
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Russian Revolution As a Social & Political Movement
.... (Keep, p. ix) The
violent portion of the .... Keep, JLH (1976). The Russian Revolution: A study in mass mobilization. New
York: WW Norton. Knoebel, EE (1988). ....
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Godfather
.... genre, and from Sicily to the crowded streets of 1940s New
York The Godfather .... Are you trying to muscle me?" Yet, often underneath the
violent, immoral, corrupt ....
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