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John Donohue

C Wendell and Edith M Carlsmith Professor of Law Professor

Stanford University

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School of Law

John Donohue is currently serving as a School Of Law C Wendell and Edith M Carlsmith Professor of Law Professor at Stanford University.

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Stanford University

C Wendell and Edith M Carlsmith Professor of Law Professor

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law criminology public policy economics criminal justice criminal law jurisprudence social sciences violent crime law and economics abortion violence against women violent behavior punishment homicide empirical evaluation public law economic analysis interpersonal violence economic criminology death penalty legalized abortion regulation social justice social science research penology crime analysis criminal justice system crime prevention health reform victimology crime science right-to-carry laws feminist criminology economic modelling sexual health family violence reproductive health civil litigation safety legislation state crime legal geography disparate impact legal studies safety policy science policy social regulation government regulation government policy fertility policy drug policy cannabis legalization crime against humanity public health law case law prison violence thanatology criminal behavior social policy research death penalty debate empirical evidence comprehensive assessment measurement error priest-klein hypothesis employment discrimination disputes business cycle effects relative benefits overall change previous decades latest evidence state right-to-carry laws experimental criminology theoretical criminology policy analysis

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Applying What We Know and Building an Evidence Base. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

John J. Donohue

evidence-based practiceevidence-based interventionsreal world evidenceevidence-based recommendationsevidence basedata science

Beyond Bruen: Can Firearm Training Replace Local Discretion in Concealed Carry Permitting?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

John J. DonohueMatthew BenavidesAmy ZhangAlex Oktay

local discretionlawconcealed carry

Does Defensive Gun Use Deter Crime?. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

John DonohueAlex OktayAmy ZhangMatthew Benavides

lawcriminal justicecriminologycriminal lawviolent behaviorself-defense

Age and Suicide Impulsivity: Evidence From Handgun Purchase Delay Laws. (2023)

John DonohueSamuel CaiArjun Ravi

mental healthpublic healthsuicide impulsivitysuicideimpulsivitybehavioral sciences

Estimating the Effect of U.S. Concealed Carry Laws on Homicide: A Replication and Sensitivity Analysis. International Review of Law and Economics (2023)

Matthew V. BondySamuel V. CaiJohn J. Donohue

law and economicslawcriminal justicehomicidecriminologycriminal laweconomicspublic policy

A Panel-Based Proxy for Gun Prevalence in Us and Mexico. International Review of Law and Economics (2022)

Daniel CerqueiraDanilo CoelhoJohn J. DonohueMarcelo FernandesJony Pinto Junior

law and economicslawgun prevalenceeconomicspanel-based proxy

Increasing Murders but Overall Lower Crime Suggests a Growing Gun Problem. American Journal of Public Health (2022)

John J. Donohue

public healthoverall lower crimecriminal justicehomicideinterpersonal violencesocial sciencescriminologygun problemviolence against womenvictimologyfamily violencecrime analysiscrime scienceprison violenceviolent behaviorpublic policy

Regulating Assault Weapons and Large-Capacity Magazines for Ammunition. JAMA (2022)

Philip J. CookJohn J. Donohue

regulationlarge-capacity magazinespublic policyassault weapons

The Effect of Permissive Gun Laws on Crime. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2022)

John J. Donohue

lawpermissive gun lawscriminal justicecriminal behaviorsocial sciencescriminologysocial justicepublic policy

Why Does Right-To-Carry Cause Violent Crime to Increase?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

John J. DonohueSamuel CaiMatthew BondyPhilip J. Cook

criminologypublic policyviolent crime

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John Donohue

C Wendell and Edith M Carlsmith Professor of Law Professor

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Law

John Donohue is currently serving as a School Of Law C Wendell and Edith M Carlsmith Professor of Law Professor at Stanford University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Donohue

Stanford University

C Wendell and Edith M Carlsmith Professor of Law Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Applying What We Know and Building an Evidence Base. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

John J. Donohue

evidence-based practiceevidence-based interventionsreal world evidenceevidence-based recommendationsevidence basedata science

Beyond Bruen: Can Firearm Training Replace Local Discretion in Concealed Carry Permitting?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

John J. DonohueMatthew BenavidesAmy ZhangAlex Oktay

local discretionlawconcealed carry

Does Defensive Gun Use Deter Crime?. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

John DonohueAlex OktayAmy ZhangMatthew Benavides

lawcriminal justicecriminologycriminal lawviolent behaviorself-defense

Age and Suicide Impulsivity: Evidence From Handgun Purchase Delay Laws. (2023)

John DonohueSamuel CaiArjun Ravi

mental healthpublic healthsuicide impulsivitysuicideimpulsivitybehavioral sciences

Estimating the Effect of U.S. Concealed Carry Laws on Homicide: A Replication and Sensitivity Analysis. International Review of Law and Economics (2023)

Matthew V. BondySamuel V. CaiJohn J. Donohue

law and economicslawcriminal justicehomicidecriminologycriminal laweconomicspublic policy

A Panel-Based Proxy for Gun Prevalence in Us and Mexico. International Review of Law and Economics (2022)

Daniel CerqueiraDanilo CoelhoJohn J. DonohueMarcelo FernandesJony Pinto Junior

law and economicslawgun prevalenceeconomicspanel-based proxy

Increasing Murders but Overall Lower Crime Suggests a Growing Gun Problem. American Journal of Public Health (2022)

John J. Donohue

Regulating Assault Weapons and Large-Capacity Magazines for Ammunition. JAMA (2022)

Philip J. CookJohn J. Donohue

regulationlarge-capacity magazinespublic policyassault weapons

The Effect of Permissive Gun Laws on Crime. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2022)

John J. Donohue

lawpermissive gun lawscriminal justicecriminal behaviorsocial sciencescriminologysocial justicepublic policy

Why Does Right-To-Carry Cause Violent Crime to Increase?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

John J. DonohueSamuel CaiMatthew BondyPhilip J. Cook

criminologypublic policyviolent crime

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