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YOUTH GANGS IN A SMALL MIDWESTERN CITY: INSIDERS’ PERSPECTIVES

Richard Zevitz Marquette University
Pages 149-165 | Published online: 10 Jan 2012

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Diane Schaefer. (2002) Police gang intelligence infiltrates a small city. The Social Science Journal 39:1, pages 95-107.
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Richard L. Dukes & Jennifer Valentine. (1998) Gang membership and bias against young people who break the law. The Social Science Journal 35:3, pages 347-360.
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Lorine A. Hughes. (2016) Studying Youth Gangs. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice 21:2, pages 98-119.
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L. Thomas WinfreeJRJR, Finn-Aage Esbensen & D. Wayne Osgood. (2016) Evaluating a School-Based Gang-Prevention Program. Evaluation Review 20:2, pages 181-203.
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