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Australia's stringent national laws as an example of effective gun violence reduction
Australia’s 1996 National Firearms Agreement (NFA) coincided with a dramatic interruption in mass-shooting events — 13 mass killings in the 18 years before the Port Arthur massacre and none in the two...
The United States experiences mass shootings at rates far above peer high‑income countries because of a unique combination of extraordinarily high civilian gun ownership and relatively permissive fire...
The academic record links certain gun-policy tools to reductions in mass‑shooting fatalities more convincingly than others: bans on high‑capacity magazines (HCMs) and stronger permitting/background-ch...
The United States combines relatively permissive federal and state gun rules with extraordinarily high civilian gun prevalence and firearm death rates compared with other high-income democracies . Oth...