FY 2004 NIJ Research on Firearms & Violence

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FY 2004 NIJ Research on Firearms & Violence: National Institute of Justuce (NIJ) requests proposals to continue its research program on gun violence reduction with the goal of gaining new knowledge and improving criminal justice policy and practice. Specific areas of interest include 1) demand-side research, which would examine and assess the effectiveness of strategies to prevent, deter, and/or control gun violence and its perpetrators and 2) supply-side research, which would be directed at better understanding, detection, and control of the various types of illegal channels or markets through which firearms are acquired for use in crime and violence by offenders, juveniles, and other prohibited categories of people.