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Author:   Ronald V. Clarke ,  David Lester (Independent scholar, Delaware, USA) ,  Ronald V. Clarke ,  David Lester, PhD.
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Inc
Imprint:   Routledge
Edition:   Revised ed.
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 0.80cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.181kg
ISBN:  

9781412851695

ISBN 10:   1412851696
Pages:   151
Publication Date:   30 April 2013
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

Introduction to the Transaction Edition Preface 1. Preventing Suicide The Nature of the Problem Strategies for Preventing Suicide Reducing Access to Lethal Agents The Research Plan The Ethics of Preventing Suicide Conclusions 2. Detoxification of Domestic Gas Detoxification in England and Wales (Study 1) Detoxification in Scotland and the Netherlands (Study 2) Detoxification in the United States (Study 3) Conclusions 3. The Toxicity of Car Exhaust Car Exhaust Suicides in the United States (Study 4) Comparison of the United States and Great Britain (Study 5) Conclusions 4. Firearm Availability and Suicide Suicide and Estimates of Gun Availability in the United States (Study 6) A Further Attempt to Estimate Gun Availability (Study 7) A Comparison of the United States and Australia (Study 8) Gun Ownership in the United States and Suicide Rates from 1959 to 1984 (Study 9) Conclusions 5. Handgun Control Statutes Earlier Research on Gun Control Laws Coding and Scaling the Gun Laws Handgun Control and Deaths from Suicide (Study 10) Characteristics of The Handgun Laws (Study 11) Availability of Guns and Moral Opposition to Suicide (Study 12) Conclusions 6. Displacement Between Methods The Concept of Displacement Evidence from the Present Studies Availability of Drugs Conclusions 7. Explaining Choice of Method Availability and Accessibility Suggestion and Symbolism Personal Requirements and Cultural Norms Choice Structuring Properties of Methods of Suicide Perception of Different Methods (Study 13) Reasons for Choice of Method (Study 14) Conclusions 8. Implications for Theory and Prevention A Decision Theory of Suicide A Public Health Approach to Prevention Suicide-Proofing the Environment Reducing Acceptability and Suggestion Conclusions References Index

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This is a well-written text that will be of considerable interest to all those who work seriously on the subject of suicide. It should also be required reading for those interested in the public health dimensions of the topic and for those of us who wish to influence the implementation of public policy relative to suicide prevention. . . . In this text, Clarke and Lester weave an important and intriguing theory of suicide, from which naturally evolves a significant approach to suicide prevention. </p> --Ezra E. H. Griffith, <em>Journal of the American Medical Association</em></p>

This is a well-written text that will be of considerable interest to all those who work seriously on the subject of suicide. It should also be required reading for those interested in the public health dimensions of the topic and for those of us who wish to influence the implementation of public policy relative to suicide prevention. . . . In this text, Clarke and Lester weave an important and intriguing theory of suicide, from which naturally evolves a significant approach to suicide prevention. --Ezra E. H. Griffith, Journal of the American Medical Association

This is a well-written text that will be of considerable interest to all those who work seriously on the subject of suicide. It should also be required reading for those interested in the public health dimensions of the topic and for those of us who wish to influence the implementation of public policy relative to suicide prevention. . . . In this text, Clarke and Lester weave an important and intriguing theory of suicide, from which naturally evolves a significant approach to suicide prevention. --Ezra E. H. Griffith, Journal of the American Medical Association -This is a well-written text that will be of considerable interest to all those who work seriously on the subject of suicide. It should also be required reading for those interested in the public health dimensions of the topic and for those of us who wish to influence the implementation of public policy relative to suicide prevention. . . . In this text, Clarke and Lester weave an important and intriguing theory of suicide, from which naturally evolves a significant approach to suicide prevention.- --Ezra E. H. Griffith, Journal of the American Medical Association

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