‘A Glasgow Gang Observed’

Patrick, James

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“…In my fieldwork, I did not find it that difficult to access the fieldwork site, but I did feel unsure about my role -the overt versus the covert -in the research. In some cases, anthropologists do not disclose the fact that they are researchers when they enter the fieldwork sites or do the interviews, like Patrick's study of a violent Glasgow gang (Patrick 1973),…”

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Daigou: Transnational Flows, Relatedness, and the Reproduction of the Chinese Family

Sandal¹

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This dissertation discusses the impact and meaning of transnational daigou (buying-on-behalf-of) businesses, where Chinese immigrants, primarily women, supply networks of kin and friends in China with infant formula bought in Denmark. The circulation of goods and capital between consumers and suppliers results in an extensive transnational network based on mutual trust and morality. In this respect, the daigou practices constitute both vertical intergenerational and horizontal transnational forms of relatedness, which in different ways contribute to solving the conundrum of family reproduction in contemporary China and the Chinese diaspora.

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Daigou: Transnational Flows, Relatedness, and the Reproduction of the Chinese Family

Sandal¹

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Gang Characteristics: An Empirical Survey

O'Hangan

1976

Child Psychology Psychiatry

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SUMMARY This research report is concerned with the organization of delinquent gangs, the stains of individuals within the gang, junior groups associated with the dominant gang and the activities of the members themselves. It suggests that a broadly based approach to the various theoretical models of delinquent subcultures is essential as no single model explains the wide variety of delinquent groupings which can exist in a large urban area.

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Perceived Peer and Parental Influences on Youths' Social World

Smith¹

1985

Youth & Society

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‘A Glasgow Gang Observed’

Cited by 9 publications

References 3 publications

Daigou: Transnational Flows, Relatedness, and the Reproduction of the Chinese Family

Daigou: Transnational Flows, Relatedness, and the Reproduction of the Chinese Family

Gang Characteristics: An Empirical Survey

Perceived Peer and Parental Influences on Youths' Social World

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