Debating Gun Control: How Much Regulation Do We Need?

New York, US: Oxford University Press USA (2016)
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Abstract

Americans have an ambivalent relationship to guns. The debate over the role of guns and gun regulations in American society tends to be acrimonious and misinformed.

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Philosophizing About Empirical Studies

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Lester Hunt
University of Wisconsin, Madison
David DeGrazia
George Washington University

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