Patrick J. Charles’ ‘Vote Gun: How Gun Rights Became Politicized in the United States’ is a comprehensive historical analysis that challenges conventional narratives by tracing the political evolution of gun rights in America back to the early 20th century, with a detailed focus on the role of legislation and the NRA.
Book review of ‘Vote Gun’: a critical examination of the roots of America’s gun rights debate
The UK’s response to mass shootings offers insight into gun control debate in US
Iain Overton looks at the evidence that gun control measures lead to a decline in gun-related deaths
Historical gun laws take centre stage as Supreme Court decision fuels legal debates on firearm restrictions
Supreme Court’s Bruen decision sparks demand for gun historians, as legal battles hinge on historical gun laws.