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Huff, C. Ronald.
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Gangs in America III /
Introduction
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C. Ronald Huff

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Foreword: What Is Past Is Prelude: Gangs in America and Elsewhere
James F. Short, Jr.
Introduction
C. Ronald Huff
Pt. 1. The Gang: Changing Boundaries, Joining, "Banging, " and Getting Out. 1. The Changing Boundaries of Youth Gangs
James C. Howell, John P. Moore and Arlen Egley, Jr.2.Joining the Gang: Gender Differences in Risk Factors for Gang Membership /Cheryl Maxson and Monica L. Whitlock.3.Initiation of Drug Use, Drugs Sales, and Violent Offending Among a Sample of Gang and Nongang Youth /Finn-Aage Esbensen, Dana Peterson and Adrienne Freng /[et al.].4.Leaving the Gang /Scott H. Decker and Janet L. Lauritsen
Pt. 2. The Arenas: Neighborhoods, Communities and Schools. 5. The Systemic Model of Gang Behavior: A Reconsideration
Robert J. Bursik, Jr.6.Introducing Hoover: I'll Ride for You, Gangsta' /Steven R. Cureton.7.Gangs and the Informal Economy /John M. Hagedorn.8.Gangs, Violence, and Safe Schools /Kenneth S. Trump.9.Gangs and Community-Oriented Policing: Transforming Organizational Culture /C. Ronald Huff and Kent H. Shafer.10.Issues in Developing and Maintaining a Regional Gang Incident Tracking System /James W. Meeker and Bryan Vila
Pt. 3. The Increasing Diversity of Gangs. 11. A Cross-Cultural Framework for Understanding Gangs: Multiple Marginality and Los Angeles
James Diego Vigil and Steve C. Yun.12.The Girls in the Gang: What We've Learned From Two Decades of Research /Jody Miller.13.Doing Field Research on Diverse Gangs: Interpreting Youth Gangs as Social Networks /Mark S. Fleisher.14.Chinese Gangs: Familial and Cultural Dynamics /Sheldon X. Zhang.15.Street Gangs: A Cross-National Perspective /Malcolm W. Klein
Pt. 4. Gang Research and Public Policy. 16. Ganging Up on Gangs: Anti-Loitering and Public Nuisance Laws
Gilbert Geis.17.New Approaches to the Strategic Prevention of Gang and Group-Involved Violence /Anthony A. Braga, David M. Kennedy and George E. Tita.18.Gangs and Public Policy: Prevention, Intervention, and Suppression /C. Ronald Huff.
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