From Brady to Murphy: gun control polarization in the decades since the 103rd congress
<p>Over the course of twelve Congressional sessions and twenty plus years since the passage of landmark gun control legislation (the Brady Bill and the Assault weapons ban) during the 103rd Congress, (1993-1994) polarization on the gun control issue between the Democratic and Republican partie...
Auteur principal: | Quinn, G |
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Autres auteurs: | Martin, P |
Format: | Thèse |
Langue: | English |
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2019
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