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JUVENILE GANG DELINQUENCY - CONDITIONS OF SOCIALIZATION OF JUVENILES IN THE DISADVANTAGED AREAS OF LARGE CITIES

NCJ Number
27602
Author(s)
T VONTROTHA
Date Published
1974
Length
182 pages
Annotation
THEORETICAL DISCUSSION OF THE CAUSES OF DEVIANT AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR BY JUVENILE GANGS IN TERMS OF THE PROCESSES OF GROUP SOCIALIZATION AND VALUE ACQUISITION AMONG SOCIO-ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED GROUPS.
Abstract
THE ANALYSIS IS BASED ON THE CONTRIBUTION OF MERTON'S ANOMIE THEORY, CLOWARD AND OHLIN'S THEORY OF DIFFERENTIAL OPPORTUNITIES, AND COHEN'S THEORY OF STATUS FRUSTRATION AND REACTION FORMATION. --IN GERMAN

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