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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.

2 Jul 2024: James Putzel. London School of Economics, Director of the Crisis States Research Centre (2000-2011), Professor of Development Studies at the Department of International Development . ... Leonid Kosals . Higher School of Economics, Professor at the

2 Jul 2024: We will also aim to examine how variation between families and across the study sites in the economic, social and emotional strains of the pandemic can cause poor maternal and child

2 Jul 2024: In the global crisis the novel Coronavirus has created, the world’s attention is justifiably focused on the horrific health effects of COVID-19 and the economic devastation it has wrought.

2 Jul 2024: China's authoritarian state relies heavily on performance for its legitimacy. China's economic miracle is well-known and the high rate of economic growth in the past three decades has ... order during a period of tremendous social and economic

economic disadvantage, behavioural problems,. mental health problems, subsequent perpetration of. violence. ... Selected Socio-Economic Indicators of EBLS Sites (World Bank Data). GDP (PPP).

2 Jul 2024: of social, psychological and economic aspects of the processes that lead to organised crime - including cyber-related offenses - and terrorist networks and their impact on social cohesion.

2 Jul 2024: Practitioners agreed reintegration in the destination country would be more successful because of wider economic opportunities and protection from stigma. ... Rehabilitation and reintegration take time and resources. On an economic and institutional level

2 Jul 2024: How courts and prisons deal with violent crime is not unimportant, of course, but that is a product of the same social, economic, and political conditions that determine levels of crime ... building the social and economic conditions that make violence

2 Jul 2024: While becoming an increasingly prosperous economic superpower in the twenty-first century, China is still the world’s leader in the imposition of death sentences and executions in modern times.