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Chapter 4: Youth Gangs and Community Violence
Youth Gangs and Community Violence
Youth gangs and community violence
Youth gangs are not a modern phenomenon. They have been a part of the American culture since the 18th century (Sante, 1991; Sheldon, 1898). Researchers traditionally have identified poverty as a common bond among members of youth gangs (Cohen, 1960; Curry & Spergel, 1992; Miller, 1958; Moore, 1978; ...
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