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Fridel, Emma E. and Gregory M. Zimmerman. 2019. “Putting homicide followed by suicide in context: Do macro-environmental characteristics impact the odds of committing suicide after homicide?” Criminology, 57(1): 34-73.

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Emma E. Fridel received her Ph.D. in Criminology and Justice Policy from Northeastern University. She primarily studies violence and aggression with a focus on homicide, including school violence, homicide–suicide, serial and mass murder, and fatal officer-citizen encounters. Dr. Fridel’s work has been published in Criminology, Social Forces, and Justice Quarterly, and she is a co-author of Extreme Killing: Understanding Serial and Mass Murder.

Fridel, Emma E., Keller G. Sheppard, and Gregory M. Zimmerman. 2020. “Integrating the literature on police use of deadly force and police lethal victimization: How does place impact fatal police-citizen encounters?” Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 36: 957-992.

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Lethal Violence | Communities and Crime | Quantitative Methods | Homicide | Homicide-suicide | Serial and Mass Murder | School Violence | Lethal Police-citizen Encounters | Gun Violence | Lethal Violence

Fridel, Emma E. and Gregory M. Zimmerman. “Coercive control or self-defense? Examining firearm use in male- and female-perpetrated intimate partner homicide.” Available online first in the Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency.

Fridel, Emma E. 2021. “Comparing the impact of household gun ownership and concealed carry legislation on the frequency of mass shootings and firearms homicide.” Justice Quarterly, 38(5): 892-915.

Fridel, Emma E. and Gregory M. Zimmerman. 2019. “Examining homicide-suicide as a current in the stream analogy of lethal violence.” Social Forces, 97(3): 1177-1204.