Patricia Lou McCall

The crime decline in cross-national context: a panel analysis of homicide rates within latent trajectory groups

GLOBAL CRIME, 22(3), 240–264.

Latent Trajectories of Cross-National Homicide Trends: Structural Characteristics of Underlying Groups

HOMICIDE STUDIES, 22(4), 343–369.

Age Structure and Neighborhood Homicide: Testing and Extending the Differential Institutional Engagement Hypothesis

HOMICIDE STUDIES, 21(4), 243–266.

Temporal changes in racial violence, 1980 to 2006: A latent trajectory approach

JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE, 47, 1–11.

A longitudinal examination of the effects of social support on homicide across European regions

International Journal of Conflict and Violence, 8(2), 243–261.

Social welfare support and homicide: Longitudinal analyses of European countries from 1994 to 2010

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, 48, 90–107.

The Age Structure-Crime Rate Relationship: Solving a Long-Standing Puzzle

McCall, P. L., Land, K. C., Dollar, C. B., & Parker, K. F. (2013, June). JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE CRIMINOLOGY, Vol. 29, pp. 167–190.

Heterogeneity in the rise and decline of city-level homicide rates, 1976-2005. A latent trajectory analysis

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, 40(1), 363–378.

An Empirical Assessment of What We Know About Structural Covariates of Homicide Rates: A Return to a Classic 20 Years Later

HOMICIDE STUDIES, 14(3), 219–243.

The Invariance of Structural Covariates: Reflections on 20 Years of Homicide Research

HOMICIDE STUDIES, 14(3), 215–218.

Buurtkenmerken en slachtofferschap van moord en doodslag

Tijdschrift Voor Criminologie, 50(1), 17–34.

Neighborhood characteristics and individual homicide risks - Effects of social cohesion, confidence in the police, and socioeconomic disadvantage

HOMICIDE STUDIES, 12(1), 90–116.

The dynamic relationship between homicide rates and social, economic, and political factors from 1970 to 2000

McCall, P. L., Parker, K. F., & MacDonald, J. M. (2008, September). SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, Vol. 37, pp. 721–735.

A look at the numbers

In Everyday harm: Domestic violence, court rites, and cultures of reconciliation. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.

Population size and suicide in US cities: A static and dynamic exploration

SUICIDE AND LIFE-THREATENING BEHAVIOR, 37(5), 553–564.

Structural covariates of homicide rates - A European city cross-national comparative analysis

HOMICIDE STUDIES, 11(3), 167–188.

The politics of place: Practice, process, and kinship in domestic violence courts

HUMAN ORGANIZATION, 65(2), 140–155.

A dynamic model of racial competition, racial inequality, and interracial violence

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY, 75(2), 273–293.

Trends in environmental lead exposure and troubled youth, 1960-1995: an age-period-cohort-characteristic analysis

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, 33(2), 339–359.

The enduring puzzle of Southern homicide: Is regional religious culture the missing piece?

Homicide Studies, 7(4), 326–352.

Assessing the relative accuracy of neural network models in reducing recidivism: Report to the North Carolina Governor's Crime Commission

Raleigh: North Carolina Governor's Crime Commission.

Exploring the racial discrimination and competition processes of race-specific violence in the urban context

Critical Sociology, 28(1/2), 235–255.

Sex differences in age patterns of delinquent/criminal careers: Results from Poisson latent class analyses of the Philadelphia Cohort study

JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE CRIMINOLOGY, 18(4), 349–375.

Structure, context, and agency in the reproduction of Black-on-Black violence

In Violence. Aldershot, Hants, England; Burlington, VT: Ashgate/Dartmouth.

Discrete-time hazard regression models with hidden heterogeneity - The semiparametric mixed Poisson regression approach

Land, K. C., Nagin, D. S., & McCall, P. L. (2001, February). SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH, Vol. 29, pp. 342–373.

The indeterminancy of forecasts of crime rates and juvenile offenses

In C. S. W. J. McCord & N. A. Crowell (Eds.), Juvenile crime, juvenile justice. Washington, DC: National Academy Press.

The use of incarceration in the United States

Critical Criminology (Richmond, B.C.), 10(1), 1–25.

Determining social-structural predictors of homicide: Units of analysis and related methodological concerns

In M. D. Smith & M. A. Zahn (Eds.), Homicide: A sourcebook of social research (pp. 107–124). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.

Homicide in the 20th century United States: Trends & patterns

Homicide in the 20th century United States: Trends & patterns. In M. D. Smith & M. A. Zahn (Eds.), Studying and preventing homicide: Issues and challenges (pp. 10–30).

Structural conditions and racial homicide patterns: A look at the multiple disadvantages in urban areas

CRIMINOLOGY, 37(3), 447–477.

How many latent classes of delinquent/criminal careers? Results from mixed Poisson regression analyses

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY, 103(6), 1593–1630.

Structure, context, and agency in the reproduction of black-on-black violence

Theoretical Criminology, 2(1), 29–55.

Adding another piece to the inequality-homicide puzzle: The impact of structural inequality on racially disaggregated homicide rates

Homicide Studies, 1(1), 35–60.

Female labor force participation and suicide

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE, 44(12), 1847–1859.

Religious homogeneity and metropolitan suicide rates

SOCIAL FORCES, 76(1), 273–299.

A comparison of Poisson, negative binomial, and semiparametric mixed Poisson regression models - With empirical applications to criminal careers data

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH, 24(4), 387–442.

DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE LEGAL CODE AND COMMUNITY STANDARDS FOR SEX AND VIOLENCE - AN EMPIRICAL CHALLENGE TO TRADITIONAL ASSUMPTIONS IN OBSCENITY LAW

LAW & SOCIETY REVIEW, 29(1), 127–168.

Catholic religion and suicide: The mediating effect of divorce

Social Science Quarterly, 75(2), 300–318.

Determinants of fear and perceived risk for HIV infection among police officers

Applied Behavioral Science Review, 2, 139–156.

LOGISTIC VERSUS HAZARDS REGRESSION-ANALYSES IN EVALUATION RESEARCH - AN EXPOSITION AND APPLICATION TO THE NORTH-CAROLINA COURT COUNSELORS INTENSIVE PROTECTIVE SUPERVISION PROJECT

EVALUATION REVIEW, 18(4), 411–437.

TRENDS IN WHITE MALE-ADOLESCENT, YOUNG-ADULT, AND ELDERLY SUICIDE - ARE THERE COMMON UNDERLYING STRUCTURAL FACTORS

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, 23(1), 57–81.

ESTIMATING THE EFFECT OF NONIGNORABLE NONRESPONSE IN SAMPLE-SURVEYS - AN APPLICATION OF RUBIN BAYESIAN METHOD TO THE ESTIMATION OF COMMUNITY STANDARDS FOR OBSCENITY

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH, 21(3), 291–316.

Intensive supervision of status offenders: Evidence on the continuity of treatment effects for juveniles and a "Hawthorne effect" for counselors

In J. McCord & R. Tremblay (Eds.), The interaction of theory and practice: Experimental studies of intervention. New York: Guilford Press.

VIOLENT CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR - IS THERE A GENERAL AND CONTINUING INFLUENCE OF THE SOUTH

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, 21(3), 286–310.

ADOLESCENT AND ELDERLY WHITE MALE SUICIDE TRENDS - EVIDENCE OF CHANGING WELL-BEING

JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY, 46(1), S43–S51.

CHARACTERISTICS OF UNITED-STATES CITIES WITH EXTREME (HIGH OR LOW) CRIME RATES - RESULTS OF DISCRIMINANT ANALYSES OF 1960, 1970, AND 1980 DATA

SOCIAL INDICATORS RESEARCH, 24(3), 209–231.

Estimating community standards: The use of social science evidence

Public Opinion Quarterly, 55, 80–112.

Cooling out men in singles bars and night clubs: Observations on the interpersonal survival strategies of women in public places

Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, 19(4), 425–449.

SOMETHING THAT WORKS IN JUVENILE JUSTICE - AN EVALUATION OF THE NORTH-CAROLINA COURT COUNSELORS INTENSIVE PROTECTIVE SUPERVISION RANDOMIZED EXPERIMENTAL PROJECT, 1987-1989

EVALUATION REVIEW, 14(6), 574–606.

STRUCTURAL COVARIATES OF HOMICIDE RATES - ARE THERE ANY INVARIANCES ACROSS TIME AND SOCIAL SPACE

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY, 95(4), 922–963.

REGION AND VIOLENT ATTITUDES RECONSIDERED - COMMENT

ELLISON, C. G., & MCCALL, P. L. (1989, July). AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY, Vol. 95, pp. 174–178.