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North America / Americas / /
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Matthew C. Ingram / Judicial Reform / Alejandro Hope / David A. Shirk / Lucia Dammert / Mitchell A. Seligson / Homicide Rate / Adam Storeygard / Deborah Balk / Rodrigo Guerrero / C. Ingram / Pilar Domingo / Curtis / Jose Miguel Cruz / Robert L. Ayres / Marc Levy / Glenn Deane / Lucía Dammert / /
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Curtis and Ingram 1 Homicide in El Salvador’s Municipalities: Spatial Clusters and the Causal Role of Neighborhood Effects, Population Pressures, Poverty, and Education Matthew C. Ingram and Karise M. Curtis1