In this compelling portrait of gun carriers, Jennifer Carlson draws on her fieldwork attending guns shows and training courses, becoming an NRA certified instructor, and carrying a firearm to unpack the everyday politics of guns.
In this compelling portrait of gun carriers, Jennifer Carlson draws on her fieldwork attending guns shows and training courses, becoming an NRA certified instructor, and carrying a firearm to unpack the everyday politics of guns.
Jennifer Carlson is an American sociologist at the University of Toronto. She is an authority on the issue of guns, and has written widely on the topic, including in the Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and Christian Science Monitor.
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Acknowledgements Chapter 1: American Dreams, American Nightmares Chapter 2: Criminal Insecurities Chapter 3: NRA Training and the Everyday Politics of Gun Carry Chapter 4: The Right to Self-Defense, the Duty to Protect Chapter 5: Policing Guns, Profiling People Chapter 6: Jumping the Gun Conclusion: We Hope for Better Things; It Shall Rise from the Ashes Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Chapter 1: American Dreams, American Nightmares Chapter 2: Criminal Insecurities Chapter 3: NRA Training and the Everyday Politics of Gun Carry Chapter 4: The Right to Self-Defense, the Duty to Protect Chapter 5: Policing Guns, Profiling People Chapter 6: Jumping the Gun Conclusion: We Hope for Better Things; It Shall Rise from the Ashes Notes Bibliography Index
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