In general, the result suggests that the same structural and cultural factors associated with sex- and age-specific homicide are relevant in the other countries studied. Absolute deprivation and official violence are two factors associated with higher risks across victim types, while other factors have an impact that varies by the sex or age of the victim. Greater criminal opportunity affects homicide rates of women and children; economic inequality and cultural heterogenity are associated with higher homicide rates for adults. Divorce rates are associated with higher rates for adults and older, but not younger, children. 4 tables, 15 notes, 54 references. (Author abstract modified)