Titlebook: Defining Street Gangs in the 21st Century; Fluid, Mobile, and T C.E. Prowse Book 2013 The Author(s) 2013 cross-cultural comparison of gangs

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,Introduction to “New-Age” Gangs,d and compared against characteristics exhibited by “new-age” gangs; what emerges are operational definitions of organized crime, new-age gangs, and the action-set as supported by the author’s research.

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The Gang as a Network,aracterized by their extraordinary mobility and fluidity of gang composition. The mobility which characterizes their activities has tended to produce loose-knit networks which show little redundancy or overlap in connectedness among the network links.

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Frequently Asked Questions, phenomenon can be eliminated, is to have failed to recognize what this text has endeavored to explain: New-age street gangs are borne of, and remain, intricately intertwined with personal networks of relationships.

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2192-8533 gang model. This volume illuminates the structure and organization of increasingly emergent, fluid and mobile, new-age gangs within the context of transnational networks. The implications for law enforcement agenci978-1-4614-4306-3978-1-4614-4307-0Series ISSN 2192-8533 Series E-ISSN 2192-8541

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Book 2013lly anchored ‘turf’ that has characterized the prevailing North American (occidental) gang model. This volume illuminates the structure and organization of increasingly emergent, fluid and mobile, new-age gangs within the context of transnational networks. The implications for law enforcement agenci

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,Introduction to “New-Age” Gangs,gencies have tended to apply the term “street gangs” to highly organized criminal enterprises and loosely structured youth groups alike. In contrast to the pattern of street gangs modeled in the long-standing North American paradigm, ‘new-age’ gangs are not fitting neatly into the established patter

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