Homicide Rates in English-Speaking New World Countries

By Dean Weingarten

Many comparisons have been made between the homicide rates of the the United States and various European countries. They have been made between members of the G-8, or among “developed” or “advanced” countries, or “economically developed” countries, though all of these comparisons suffer from various unstated assumptions, typically that economic development is a prime predictor of homicide rates., which clearly is not correct. The above chart was created from UNODC data . . .

It’s a comparison of homicide rates among new world countries where the official language is English. …read more

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