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1.1 PRIORITISE EVIDENCE-BASED INTERVENTIONS IN LOW- AND MIDDLE- INCOME COUNTRIES 26. ... Ivan Aymaliev | National Research University, PhD Candi-date at the Higher School of Economics and Junior Research Follow at the Laboratory for Studies in Economic

However, given that violence seems to increase in some countries as they move from low- to middle-income status, it cannot be assumed that non-specific social and economic policies are ... Prevention and implementation research capacity of low-and

Economic Costs of Violence per Year. Severe Violence incl. Homicide $1.2 Trillion (1.5% GDP). ... Source: Hoeffler, A. (2017). What are the costs of violence? Politics, Philosophy & Economics, 16(4), 422-445.

consequence of poor economic policy during Mao’s Great Leap Forward does not (Rummel 1994). ... The authors test the assumption on the basis of monthly data on gang membership and homicide in Los Angeles.

1999); and a loss of legitimacy of economic, social, and family institu-tions (LaFree 1998). ... Never before in human history had people been exposed to such a relentless stream of technological, economic, and social change; and there was no precedent

However, given that violence seems to increase in some countries as they move from low- to middle-income status, it cannot be assumed that non-specific social and economic policies are ... Prevention and implementation research capacity of low-and

Title: Universal Risk Factors for Violence? Evidence from Low- and Middle-Income Countries. ... James Putzel. London School of Economics, Director of the Crisis States Research Centre (2000-2011), Professor of Development Studies at the Department of

Title: Universal Risk Factors for Violence? Evidence from Low- and Middle-Income Countries. ... James Putzel. London School of Economics, Director of the Crisis States Research Centre (2000-2011), Professor of Development Studies at the Department of

The strategies are implementation and enforcement of laws; norms and values; parent and caregiver support; income and economic strengthening; response and support services, and education and life skills. ... school tests);.

between average reported CTVT prevalence and socio-economic status, determined by Gross Domestic Product(GDP) per capita value for each country (see Additionalfile 8, Pearson’s correlation two tailed test between ... Figure 4 Factors associated with