Violent Land: Single Men and Social Disorder from the Frontier to the Inner City
A historical study tracing the connection between young single men and recurring social disorder in the United States from frontier times to the present.
About This Book
Violent Land examines the role of single men in episodes of disorder from the frontier era through the modern inner city.
The book draws on historical evidence to trace patterns of male behavior and social instability.
David T. Courtwright situates these patterns within broader demographic and cultural shifts.
Readers gain a clearer view of how gender, age, and social context have shaped American violence.
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