Rampage shootings and gun control : : politicization and policy change in Western Europe / / Steffen Hurka.
While the causes of rampage violence have been analysed thoroughly in diverse academic disciplines, we hardly know anything about the factors that affect their consequences for public policy. This book addresses rampage shootings in Western Europe and their conditional impact on politicization and p...
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Hurka, Steffen, author. Rampage shootings and gun control : politicization and policy change in Western Europe / Steffen Hurka. London ; New York, New York : Taylor & Francis, [2017] ©2017 1 online resource (viii, 187 pages). text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Routledge research in comparative politics Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources. While the causes of rampage violence have been analysed thoroughly in diverse academic disciplines, we hardly know anything about the factors that affect their consequences for public policy. This book addresses rampage shootings in Western Europe and their conditional impact on politicization and policy change in the area of gun control. The author sets out to unravel the factors that facilitate or impede the access of gun control to the political agenda in the wake of rampage shootings and analyses why some political debates lead to profound shifts of the policy status quo, while others peter out without any legislative reactions. In so doing, the book not only contributes to the theoretical literature on crisis-induced policy making, but also provides a wealth of case-study evidence on rampage shootings as empirical phenomena. Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Introduction -- 2. Rampage shootings, politicization and policy change -- 3. The impact of focusing events on public policy -- 4. Theorizing conditions for politicization, policy change and stability -- 5. How to study the political impact of rampage shootings -- 6. Paths to the (non- )politicization of gun control -- 7. When laws bite the bullet (and when they do not) -- 8. Conclusion. Gun control Europe, Western. Violent crimes Europe, Western. 0-367-88742-8 Routledge research in comparative politics. |
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