Politica delle armi negli Stati Uniti (Italian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Politica delle armi negli Stati Uniti" in Italian language version.

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  • Arms, Right to Bear, in The Supreme Court A to Z, CQ Press, 2007. URL consultato il 7 luglio 2022.
  • (EN) Claire Boine, Michael Siegel e Craig Ross, What is gun culture? Cultural variations and trends across the United States, in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, vol. 7, n. 1, 8 luglio 2020, pp. 1–12, DOI:10.1057/s41599-020-0520-6. URL consultato il 13 luglio 2022.
    «The term “gun culture” was coined in 1970 by Hofstadter who viewed it as monolithic and described it as the Americans’ unique belief in the “notion that the people’s right to bear arms is the greatest protection of their individual rights and a firm safeguard of democracy” (Hofstadter, 1970).»

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  • Forbes.it, Le sparatorie non fermano gli americani: dal 2020 vendute quasi 50 milioni di armi da fuoco, su Forbes Italia, 27 maggio 2022. URL consultato il 5 luglio 2022.
    «Secondo i sondaggi del Pew Research Group, una risicata maggioranza di americani ha costantemente sostenuto la necessità di una legge sulle armi più severa. Tuttavia, i cittadini sono fortemente divisi su quasi tutte le questioni relative al controllo delle armi: secondo un sondaggio Pew dell’aprile 2021 l’81% dei democratici e degli indipendenti di tendenza democratica ritiene che le leggi sulle armi dovrebbero essere più severe. Un dato molto diverso rispetto al 20% di repubblicani su queste posizioni. Pew ha anche rilevato che il 73% dei democratici e solo il 20% dei repubblicani crede che un controllo più rigoroso sulle armi porterebbe a un minor numero di sparatorie.»

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  • (EN) Claire Boine, Michael Siegel e Craig Ross, What is gun culture? Cultural variations and trends across the United States, in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, vol. 7, n. 1, 8 luglio 2020, pp. 1–12, DOI:10.1057/s41599-020-0520-6. URL consultato il 13 luglio 2022.
    «The term “gun culture” was coined in 1970 by Hofstadter who viewed it as monolithic and described it as the Americans’ unique belief in the “notion that the people’s right to bear arms is the greatest protection of their individual rights and a firm safeguard of democracy” (Hofstadter, 1970).»

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  • (EN) National Rifle Association, : Home, su home.nra.org. URL consultato il 5 luglio 2022.

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