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<=PrevPage(230)NextPage=> sued vigorously if looting and other criminal activity are to be minimized. NOTES This research was funded in part by NIMH, Grant No. 1R01, MH 31722-01, by the Applied Services Branch, the Division of Mental Health Service Programs and the Division of Special Mental Health Programs. Correspondence should be sent to the senior author at the Psychiatric Institute/Columbia University School of Public Health, Box 47, 722 West 168th Street, New York, N.Y. 10032. REFERENCES Cantril, Hadley. 1973. The Psychology of Social Movements. Now York: Krieger Publishing. Curvin, R. and B. Porter. 1979. Blackout Looting. New York: Gardner Press, Inc.. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. 1978. The Con Edision Power Failure of July 13 and 14, 1977. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Energy (June). Gurr, T. 1970. Why Men Rebel. Princeton, Princeton University Press. Kerner, Otto. 1968. Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders. New York: Bantam. Morgan, W.R. and T.N. Clark. 1973. "Causes of racial disorder: A grievance-level explanation." American Sociological Review 38:611-624. Muhlin, Gregory L., Patricia Cohen, Elmer L. Struening, Louis Genevie, Seymour R. Kaplan and Harris Peck. 1981. "Behavioral epidemiology and social area analysis." Evaluation and Program Planning 4:35-42. New York City Criminal Justice Agency. 1977. A demographic profile of defendants arrested in the New York City Blackout (August). New York City Department of Planning. 1977. Blackout damage survey: Preliminary findings (July). Spilerman, S. 1976. "Structural characteristics of cities and the severity of racial disorders." American Sociological Review 41:771-793. Wanderer, J. 1969. "Index of riot severity and some correlates." American Journal of Sociology 74:500-505. Warren, D. 1969. Neighborhood structure and riot behavior in Detroit." Social Problems, 16,464-484. Manuscript was received March 12, 1986 and reviewed November 20, 1986. Table I appears on p. 231. ~~~~~ |
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