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I would suggest that you contact Prof. Gary Slutkin, MD, director of 
CeaseFire, a community based violence prevention project at the UIC School 
of Public Health. He has many years of experience in this area. 
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At 05:26 PM 7/7/2005 +1000, you wrote:

>A public debate has arisen in Western Sydney print media with regard to 
>race as a lone predicator of criminality. Such arguments seem to come to 
>the fore perennially in the Australian media. In this instance an 
>associate professor of law at a prominent Sydney University is claiming, 
>among other things, that "People are criminals not because they are poor 
>and disadvantaged; they are poor and disadvantaged because they are 
>criminals".
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>The associate professor is publicly advocating a reduction of the intake 
>African refugees with statements like, "Experience practically everywhere 
>in the world tells us that an expanding black population is a sure-fire 
>recipe for increases in crime, violence and a wide range of other social 
>problems".
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>It is not difficult to rebuff these claims, but I am specifically looking 
>for published research that can counter these arguments with a sound, 
>scientific basis. Can anyone suggest some good papers to me?
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>Daniel Davidson
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>Health Promotion Officer/ Active Over 50 Project Coordinator
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>Sydney South West Area Health Service
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>convert itself into a science that serves to prevent disease and orients 
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>Che Guevara, 1960
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Judith V. Sayad
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