The paper presents the results of a research, carried out in Emilia-Romagna, aimed at studying juvenile gangs, also to compare them to European and American street gangs. Disadvantaged conditions in families and schools together with the socio-economic marginalization are the main factors leading youngsters to join a street group, and to resort to deviance. Also social, youth and security local policies are discussed and evaluated regarding their capability to manage social disadvantages and prevent juvenile delinquency
Baby gang, marginalità e devianza. Politiche giovanili e di sicurezza in Emilia-Romagna
Stefania Crocitti
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2012
Abstract
The paper presents the results of a research, carried out in Emilia-Romagna, aimed at studying juvenile gangs, also to compare them to European and American street gangs. Disadvantaged conditions in families and schools together with the socio-economic marginalization are the main factors leading youngsters to join a street group, and to resort to deviance. Also social, youth and security local policies are discussed and evaluated regarding their capability to manage social disadvantages and prevent juvenile delinquencyFile in questo prodotto:
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