Sociological imagination and homicide

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Sociological Imagination and Homicide.
Explain: the relationship between homicide and (de)commodification. Why is the U.S. homicide rate higher than European countries? Be sure to include a discussion of use values and exchange values.

Reference no: EM13510430

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