In Light Over Heat videos #15 (on gun research and gun policy) and #16 (on finding common ground on gun violence), I shared my thoughts on a workshop I attended in March at UCONN-Hartford. The workshop brought together authors contributing to an issue of The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science on gun violence prevention.
Of course, GVP is not my area of expertise, but I was asked to contribute something on the evolution of gun culture. So, in Hartford I presented a summary of my contribution, “Gun Culture 2.0: Evolution, Contours, and Consequences of Defensive Gun Ownership in America.”
At 16 minutes, this is longer than a typical “Light Over Heat” video, but there’s only so concise I can be and still address the evolution, contours, and consequences of Gun Culture 2.0.
I set my phone on the podium to video my talk, so the angle is somewhat odd, but hopefully not too distracting.
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