Special Editors: Kerri M. Raissian, Jennifer Necci Dineen, and Cassandra Crifasi
Volume 704, November 2022
America has both the highest gun death rate (12 per 100,000 persons) and the highest gun circulation rate (about 121 firearms in circulation for every 100 persons) of any developed country. Taken together, these statistics might lead one to assume that high gun death rates in America are all but a certain outcome. However, gun death rates vary substantially across America suggesting that a range of solutions to reduce gun death and injury exist. This transdisciplinary volume contains a novel collection of articles that overview the evolution of American gun policy, presents evidence on the efficacy of both policy and non-policy interventions, and provides insight on where we go from here given American culture, norms, and legal structures.
Permanent free-to-view access to this volume is made possible through the generosity of the Bloomberg American Health Initiative at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Connecticut College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. To view or download full-text articles from this volume, please visit SAGE journals online.
