Homicide Studies Journal--2001

Volume 5, Number 4 / November 2001

Special Issue: Homicide Research in Europe

Editor's Introduction-and Farewell
M. Dwayne Smith

A European Perspective on the Study of Homicide: Guest Editor's Introduction
C. Gabrielle Salfati

Acknowledgement of M. Dwayne Smith

Homicide in the Netherlands: An Exploratory Study of the 1998 Cases
Paul R. Smit, Catrien C. J. H. Bijleveld, and Simone van der Zee

Serial Murderers in Germany From 1945 to 1995: A Descriptive Study
Stephan Harbort and Andreas Mokros

Greek Homicide: A Behavioral Examination of Offender Crime-Scene Actions
C. Gabrielle Salfati and Evangelos Haratsis

The Structure of Crime-Scene Actions in Finnish Homicides
Pekka Santtila, David Canter, Thomas Elfgren, and Helina Hakkanen

Acknowledgement of Reviewers for the Special Issue

Reviewer Acknowledgements

Volume 5, Number 3 / August 2001

The Structural Determinants of Justifiable Homicide: Assessing the Theoretical and Political Considerations
John M. MacDonald and Karen F. Parker

Suicidal Intent in Victim-Precipitated Homicide: Insights From the Study of "Suicide-by-Cop"
David A. Klinger

Gender, Attributional Styles, and Direction of Lethal Violence: A Partial Test of an Integrated Model of Suicide and Homicide
Scott Vollum and Victoria Brewer Titterington

Partner-Killing by Women in Cohabitating Relationships and Marital Relationships
Todd K. Shackelford

Using Newly Available Homicide Data to Debunk Two Myths About Violence in an International Context: A Research Note
William Alex Pridemore

Response to Kleck
Arthur L. Kellermann

Volume 5, Number 2 / May 2001

Deindustrialization, Economic Distress, and Homicide Rates in Midsize Rustbelt Cities
Rick A. Matthews, Michael O. Maume, and William J. Miller

The Invention of Television as a Cause of Homicide: The Reification of a Spurious Relationship
Gary F. Jensen

Critical Incident Stress and the Child Homicide Investigator
Isaac T. Van Patten and Tod W. Burke

Visions of Gender and Third-Party Reactions to Homicide Offenders
Nancy C. Jurik and Martin Silverstein

Volume 5, Number 1 / February 2001

Editor's Introduction
M. Dwayne Smith

An Empirical Analysis of Deviant Homicides in Chicago
Sean Patrick Varano and Jeffrey Michael Cancino

Siblicide and Seniority
Martin Daly, Margo Wilson, Catherine A. Salmon, Mariko Hiraiwa-Hasegawa, and Toshikazu Hasegawa

Phenomenology and Serial Murder: Asking Different Questions
Candice A. Skrapec

Can Owning a Gun Really Triple the Owner's Chances of Being Murdered? The Anatomy of an Implausible Causal Mechanism
Gary Kleck

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