Homicide Studies Journal--2000
Volume 4, Number 4 / November 2000
A Comparison of Supplementary Homicide Reports and National Vital
Statistics System Homicide Estimates for U.S. Counties
Brian Wiersema, Colin Loftin, and David McDowall
An Exploratory Study of Workplace Homicide in England and Wales
Donald B. Walker and Malcolm Richards
Body-Count Journalism: The Presentation of Mass Murder in the News Media
Grant Duwe
Volume 4, Number 3 / August 2000
Special Issue: Analyzing Violent Serial Offending
Analyzing Violent Serial Offending: Guest Editors' Introduction
Thomas A. Petee and John Jarvis
Clinical Assessment of Homicide Offenders: The Significance of Crime
Scene in Offense and Offender Analysis
Adrian West
Criminal Profiling: Real Science or Just Wishful Thinking
Damon A. Muller
The Nature of Expressiveness and Instrumentality in Homicide:
Implications for Offender Profiling
C. Gabrielle Salfati
Elderly Female Serial Sexual Homicide: A Limited Empirical Test
of Criminal Investigative Analysis
Mark E. Safarik, John Jarvis, and Kathleen Nussbaum
Volume 4, Number 2 / May 2000
The Structural Sources of Urban Female Violence in the United States:
A Macrosocial Gender-Disaggregated Analysis of Adult and Juvenile Homicide
Offending Rates
Darrell Steffensmeier and Dana L. Haynie
Uncleared Homicides: A Canada/United States Comparison
Wendy C. Regoeczi, Leslie W. Kennedy, and Robert A. Silverman
Homicide and Nativity: A Look at Victimization and Offending in Los
Angeles County
Susan B. Sorenson and Vivian Lew
Long-Term Nonrelationship of Widespread and Increasing Firearm Availability
to Homicide in the United States
Don B. Kates and Daniel D. Polsby
Volume 4, Number 1 / February 2000
A New Era of Homicide Studies? Visions of a Research
Agenda for the Next Decade
M. Dwayne Smith
Prohibition, Alcohol, and Murder: Untangling Countervailing
Mechanisms
Gary F. Jensen
Homicide, Voluntary Organizations, and the State in England
and Wales
Paul Rock
Homicide Survivors Meet the Offender Prior to Execution:
Restorative Justice Through Dialogue
Mark S. Umbreit and Betty Vos
Response
Comment on Umbreit and Vos: Retributive Versus Restorative Justice
Michael L. Radelet and Marian J. Borg
Response
Reply to Radelet and Borg
Mark S. Umbreit
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