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Direct linkWhite, Rob – Youth Studies Australia, 2009
This paper explores the ways in which Indigenous young people experience gang activity as stemming from family membership and family obligations. Based on recent gang research in Australia, the paper provides firsthand accounts of what "life in the gang/life in the family" means for Indigenous young people.
Descriptors: Juvenile Gangs, Youth, Foreign Countries, Indigenous Populations
