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Gun Securitization and Gun Control Policies,re, gun regulations and programs vary widely, and their main differences and characteristics are discussed in-depth in the chapter next to what is known about the impact and efficacy of such policies and programs.

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The Uruguayan Responsible Firearm Ownership Law,tisan actors. This is not exceptional, however, as Uruguayan researchers and academics are not usually involved in policymaking and political parties exert a near-monopolistic role as mediators of political interests and demands.

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Gun Policy Processes and Interest Group Politics in Latin America,lain agenda and policy changes in the region. Based on this evaluation, the chapter ends with a discussion over the possibility that interest groups play an enhanced role in Latin American politics and over then implications that this might have for policy studies in the region.

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T. Alger,H. S. Gutowsky,R. L. Voldazilian Disarmament Statute of 2003 and the Uruguayan Responsible Firearm Ownership Law of 2014—and with the theoretical framework that guides their analysis: the Multiple Streams Framework. The chapter ends with a discussion over the methodological approach that guides the research, including research objectives, method, and structure.

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Introduction,azilian Disarmament Statute of 2003 and the Uruguayan Responsible Firearm Ownership Law of 2014—and with the theoretical framework that guides their analysis: the Multiple Streams Framework. The chapter ends with a discussion over the methodological approach that guides the research, including research objectives, method, and structure.

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