This article reports the use of detailed panel data on alcoholic beverage outlet licensing in
Texas to determine the effects of alcohol outlet density on highway safety. After controlling …

Among scholars, there is a discussion regarding whether types of places, or facilities,
function as crime generators or whether the association between some categories of …

Neighborhood-level socioeconomic variables, such as the proportion of minority and low-
income residents, have been associated with a greater density of tobacco retail outlets …

Background: Community-based research and prevention scholarship has shown a growing
interest in examining the impact of the ecological structure of neighborhoods on community …

Although numerous studies have found a positive association between the density of
alcohol establishments and various types of crime, few have examined how neighborhood …

Background Although the sale of alcohol to obviously intoxicated patrons (ie, overservice) is
illegal in 48 US states, the likelihood of overservice at bars and restaurants has exceeded …

Areas with higher off-premise alcohol outlet availability have higher rates of violent, property,
and disorder crime. Less is known about the characteristics of off-premise outlets that can …

Alcohol use can cause significant harm. We examined the relationships between
neighborhood disadvantage, consumption of high-alcohol-content beverages (HACB) …

Research on alcohol outlet density consistently shows greater disparities in exposure in
disinvested communities. Likewise, structural racism via discriminatory housing practices …

Purpose. Public policies that reduce the availability of alcohol in communities can reduce
consumption and related harms. In this article, we propose a practical model to guide …