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Research Project Details
Alcohol Outlets and Driving After Drinking: A County-Level Spatial Analysis
Discipline: Criminology Public Health
Project Category: Institution: Washington State University Principal Investigators: Bryan Rookey
Description: An Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis (ESDA) methodology is employed to shed light on the relationship between alcohol outlets and two drinking and driving related outcomes at the county level; DUI arrest rates and alcohol-related traffic fatalities. More >>
Related Publications: Paper presented at American Society of Criminology 2006