ISSN 2332-886X
Vol. 21, Issue 2, 2020August 01, 2020 PDT
The News Media’s Framing of Mass Shootings: Gun Access, Mental Illness, Violent Entertainment, and Terrorism
The News Media’s Framing of Mass Shootings: Gun Access, Mental Illness, Violent Entertainment, and Terrorism
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Articles in Vol. 21, Issue 2, 2020
Vol. 21, Issue 2, 2020
- 21(2) Front MatterCCJLS Editors
- Police, Public and Community Violence: Exploring the Relationships Between Use of Deadly Force, Law Enforcement Killed, and Homicide Rates in the United StatesWilliam S. ParkinVladimir BejanMatthew J. Hickman
- Beyond Police Boundaries: Network Analysis of Multi-Jurisdictional CrimeAndrew M. FoxMutsumi OgakiJordan C. Pickering
- “Older” Inmates in Prison: Considering the Tipping Point of Age and MisconductRita A. AugustynTusty ten BenselRobert D. LytleBenjamin R. GibbsLisa L. Sample
- Examining Student Participation in Pedagogical Correctional Tours: “Educational and a Lesson for the Soul and Humanity”?Danielle J. Murdoch
- The News Media’s Framing of Mass Shootings: Gun Access, Mental Illness, Violent Entertainment, and TerrorismJason R. Silva
Silva, Jason R. 2020. “The News Media’s Framing of Mass Shootings: Gun Access, Mental Illness, Violent Entertainment, and Terrorism.” Criminology, Criminal Justice, Law & Society 21 (2): 76–98.