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‘The Sweet Taste of Sin’—A Muslim Drug Dealer in a Nordic Welfare State

Sveinung Sandberg Department of Sociology and Human Geography, University of Oslo, Oslo, NorwayCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 103-118 | Published online: 19 Nov 2010

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Torsten Kolind, Thomas Friis Søgaard, Geoffrey Hunt & Birgitte Thylstrup. (2017) Transitional narratives of identity among ethnic minority youth gangs in Denmark: from collectivism to individualism. Journal of Scandinavian Studies in Criminology and Crime Prevention 18:1, pages 3-19.
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Kim Moeller. (2017) Cannabis sales and immigrant youth gangs in Denmark – An exploratory study of market structure and youth gang evolution. Journal of Scandinavian Studies in Criminology and Crime Prevention 18:1, pages 20-34.
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Marius Linge. (2021) Muslim narratives of desistance among Norwegian street criminals: Stories of reconciliation, purification and exclusion. European Journal of Criminology 20:2, pages 568-585.
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Sveinung Sandberg, Jan C. Andersen, Tiffany L.U. Gasser, Marius Linge, Idil A.A. Mohamed, Samah A. Shokr & Sébastien Tutenges. 2020. Unge muslimske stemmer. Unge muslimske stemmer 263 276 .
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Mohammed Qasim. (2017) Explaining young British Muslim men’s involvement in heroin and crack. Criminology & Criminal Justice 18:3, pages 349-363.
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Eirik Hammersvik. (2016) Making Sense of “Helping Friends”: “Flexing” Motivational Accounts of Cannabis Growing. Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 47:1, pages 88-112.
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Ruken Macit. (2017) Becoming a Drug Dealer in Turkey. Journal of Drug Issues 48:1, pages 106-117.
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Jason Nicholson & George E. Higgins. 2017. The Encyclopedia of Juvenile Delinquency and Justice. The Encyclopedia of Juvenile Delinquency and Justice 1 5 .
Masuma Rahim & Robert Patton. (2015) The association between shame and substance use in young people: a systematic review. PeerJ 3, pages e737.
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Volkan Topalli, George E. Higgins & Heith Copes. (2013) A Causal Model of Neutralization Acceptance and Delinquency. Criminal Justice and Behavior 41:5, pages 553-573.
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Sandra Meike Bucerius. (2013) Becoming a “Trusted Outsider”. Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 42:6, pages 690-721.
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Paul Knepper. 2013. Crime and Social Policy. Crime and Social Policy 5 21 .
Robert G. Morris & Heith Copes. (2012) Exploring the Temporal Dynamics of the Neutralization/Delinquency Relationship. Criminal Justice Review 37:4, pages 442-460.
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Paul Knepper. (2012) An International Crime Decline: Lessons for Social Welfare Crime Policy?. Social Policy & Administration 46:4, pages 359-376.
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Fiona Brookman, Heith CopesAndy Hochstetler. (2011) Street Codes as Formula Stories: How Inmates Recount Violence. Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 40:4, pages 397-424.
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