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Disentangling pandemic from George Floyd’s murder as the cause of the 2020 increase in violence: data and code

Monash University
Tyler Lane (Aggregated by)
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These files contain analytical code and data in my attempt to disentangle the COVID-19 pandemic from the murder of George Floyd as a way to explain the 2020 rise in violence. All original data sources are linked to in the RMarkdown file.

NOTE: this is a working file. I recognise the contentiousness of this area and will do my best to incorporate meaningful feedback regarding the appropriateness of my methods, language, and conclusions.

Issued: 2024-12-28

Created: 2025-06-19

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COVID-19 pandemic | George Floyd protests | R code | crime data |

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ACN 633 798 857