This is a list of references and selected reading.
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| Cote-Lussier, C. (2016). 'How Rising Social Inequality May Be Fueling Public Demands for Increasingly Harsh Criminal Justice Policies.' LSE USAPP Blog. |
| Diprose, R. (2007). 'Safety and security: A proposal for internationally comparable indicators of violence'. OPHI Working Paper 1, University of Oxford. |
| Hagan, J., and Peterson, R. D. eds. (1995). Crime and Inequality. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press. |
| Lacey, N., and Soskice D. (2015). 'Crime, punishment and segregation in the United States: The paradox of local democracy'. Punishment and Society. 17(4):454?481 |
| Rufrancos, H. G., Power, M., Pickett, K, E. and Wilkinson, R. (2013). 'Income Inequality and Crime: A Review and Explanation of the Time-series Evidence', Sociology and Criminology-Open Access. |
| Stiglitz, J. (2012) 'Justice for All? How Inequality is Eroding the Rule of Law', in The Price of Inequality, Allen Lane. |
| Vizard P, (2012) 'Evaluating Compliance using Quantitative Methods and Indicators: Lessons from the Human Rights Measurement Framework', Nordic Journal of Human Rights Special Issue - Quantifying Human Rights, No. 3:12, Vol. 30 |
| Vizard P. and Speed L. (2015) 'Examining multidimensional inequality and deprivation in Britain using the capability approach', Special issue on Capability Approach and Multidimensional Well-being in High-income Countries', Forum for Social Economics |
| WHO (2005). WHO multi-country study on women's health and domestic violence against women |