The paper also summarizes criticism about certain estimates of the number of annual self-defense uses of guns offered by Gary Kleck. The article was printed by the Berkeley Media Studies Group. The Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research is dedicated to reducing gun violence. Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research has released a new resource to help advocates, researchers and others interested in preventing firearm violence. The 37-page glossary, written and published by Center faculty and staff, is designed to provide a ready reference covering the most basic terms in the gun policy debate.
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A subject index is also included, as well as extensive citations. A Gun Policy Glossary compliments the recently revised Glossary of Handgun and Handgun Safety Terminology published by the Firearm Injury Center of the Medical College of Wisconsin. Established in 1995 with funding from the Joyce Foundation, The Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research is dedicated to reducing gun violence.