The Role of Neighborhood Environment and Risk of Intimate Partner Femicide in a Large Urban Area

AUTOR(ES)

Frye, Victoria

FONTE

American Public Health Association

RESUMO

Objectives. We evaluated the contribution of neighborhood-level factors indicative of social disorganization, including educational and occupational attainment, immigrant concentration, physical disorder, and social cohesion, to the likelihood of intimate partner femicide (IPF) while taking into account known neighborhood- and individual-level IPF risk factors.

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