Handbook of Gun Violence provides a comprehensive review of the complex world of gun violence. From its roots in epidemiology and public health to the intricacies of biopsychosocial risk factors to criminological and forensic considerations, this book offers an interdisciplinary exploration of a pressing societal issue. Sections cover everything from the history of firearm injury prevention research to the social, political, and policy implications surrounding gun violence. This book focuses on evidence-based strategies and emerging research areas, and equips readers with the knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of gun violence prevention, intervention, research, and policy. With contributions from leading experts across various fields, including scientists from the CDC and NIH, this handbook provides invaluable insights into understanding, preventing, and addressing gun violence.

• Provides an extensive review of gun violence statistics and trends.
• Examines the biopsychosocial risk and protective factors for violence in youth and adults
• Reviews evidence-based intervention and prevention programs for gun violence
• Assesses global policies for gun violence prevention and discusses the impact of funding and research on violence prevention.