Here are some books exemplifying
the "gang profile analysis" and "gang threat analysis"
research methdology pioneered by the NGCRC over the years:
Gang Profiles: An Anthology,
by George W. Knox and Curtis Robinson (editors), ISBN 0-9710539-6-0, 2004,
New Chicago School Press, 490 pages, paperback.
Hate Crime and Extremist Gangs, George W. Knox
and Gregg W. Etter (editors), 2008, ISBN 0-9710539-3-6, New Chicago School
Press, 376 pages, paperback.
The Vice Lords: A Gang Profile Analysis, by George
W. Knox and Andrew V. Papachristos, 2002, ISBN 0-9710539-9-5, New Chicago
School Press, 272 pages, paperback.
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The
Impact of the Federal Prosecution of the Gangster Disciples streetgang.
The Chicago Latin Kings: A Gang
Threat Analysis
Female Gangs: A Profile Analysis
The Sexual Exploitation of Females
by Gangs
The Black Disciples: A Gang
Threat Analysis
The Black P. Stone Nation: A
Gang Threat Analysis.
Profile of The Tupamaros: A Venezuelan
Gang
The Sons of Anarchy (SOA) Gang
Profile
The Vice Lords: Insight Into
Their Organizational Development
The Satan's Disciples: A Gang
Threat Analysis
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These
are some of the examples of the "gang profile" research
methdology developed by the NGCRC in the early 1990's. The first
document, for example, describes the impact of the federal prosecution
that helped convict the top 39 leaders of the Gangster Disciples
street gang.
The
research methodology employed here is a kind of threat analysis
of a deviant or criminal group or organization. Currently, the
NGCRC has a full book out on the topic and it can be ordered through
the American Correctional Association, call l 800 ACA JOIN, ask
for the publications division, ask for the "Gang Profiles"
book.
Currently, the NGCRC
has a full book out on the topic and it can be ordered through
the American Correctional Association, call l 800 ACA JOIN, ask
for the publications division, ask for the "Gang Profiles"
book.
You can also
order the first full textbook on gangs ever written, "AnIntro-duction
to Gangs", 2006, sixth revised and expanded edition,
from the Publications Division of the American Correctional Association.
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