Guns, militia and social media amplify the risks of political violence during the US election

The threat and incidence of political violence has intensified in this election year. The axis has largely shifted to the far right and is more deeply intertwined with gun culture and paramilitary groups.

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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.64628/ade.6rxp4jmfp
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Death Anxiety and Social Exclusion
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Guns, militia and social media amplify the risks of political violence during the US election

Robert Muggah
Death Anxiety and Social Exclusion
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Guns, militia and social media amplify the risks of political violence during the US election

Robert Muggah
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Abstract

The threat and incidence of political violence has intensified in this election year. The axis has largely shifted to the far right and is more deeply intertwined with gun culture and paramilitary groups.

Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (BR)
Peace, Justice and strong institutions
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Death Anxiety and Social Exclusion
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