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THE POLITICS OF GUN CONTROL
By: Robert J. Spitzer

Chatham House
February 1995
On Sale: February 1, 1995
210 pages
ISBN: 1566430216
EAN: 9781566430210
Paperback
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This is a revised and updated analysis of the arguments for and against gun control. It aims to account for the political and cultural forces that make gun control one of the most intractable and divisive issues of American politics. The author proposes a new approach to the debate that offers a method of achieving political accommodation between pro- and anti-gun forces that can work despite their enduring hostility and mutual suspicion. The new framework he proposes for gun control is based on international relations theory.

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