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    This document is a project paper that reviews factors influencing urban street gang violence. It summarizes that for close to a century, researchers have studied this issue using various quantitative and ethnographic approaches. Recently, frameworks have become more integrated, considering ecological, socioeconomic, sociocultural, and socio-psychological factors, especially related to immigration. A multiple marginality framework best examines the links between these various factors and how their interactions and cumulative effects contribute to urban street gang violence. This review suggests qualitative data adds important details to traditional quantitative data in developing a holistic understanding of this issue.

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    This document is a project paper that reviews factors influencing urban street gang violence. It summarizes that for close to a century, researchers have studied this issue using various quantitative and ethnographic approaches. Recently, frameworks have become more integrated, considering ecological, socioeconomic, sociocultural, and socio-psychological factors, especially related to immigration. A multiple marginality framework best examines the links between these various factors and how their interactions and cumulative effects contribute to urban street gang violence. This review suggests qualitative data adds important details to traditional quantitative data in developing a holistic understanding of this issue.

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    This document is a project paper that reviews factors influencing urban street gang violence. It summarizes that for close to a century, researchers have studied this issue using various quantitative and ethnographic approaches. Recently, frameworks have become more integrated, considering ecological, socioeconomic, sociocultural, and socio-psychological factors, especially related to immigration. A multiple marginality framework best examines the links between these various factors and how their interactions and cumulative effects contribute to urban street gang violence. This review suggests qualitative data adds important details to traditional quantitative data in developing a holistic understanding of this issue.

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    Unit #: Project Your Full Name Here Course Name Here

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    This document is a project paper that reviews factors influencing urban street gang violence. It summarizes that for close to a century, researchers have studied this issue using various quantitative and ethnographic approaches. Recently, frameworks have become more integrated, considering ecological, socioeconomic, sociocultural, and socio-psychological factors, especially related to immigration. A multiple marginality framework best examines the links between these various factors and how their interactions and cumulative effects contribute to urban street gang violence. This review suggests qualitative data adds important details to traditional quantitative data in developing a holistic understanding of this issue.

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    Unit #: Project Table of Contents Table of Contents.............................................................................................................................2 Abstract..........................................................................................................................................3 Notes: Th2 table of contents section should identify each PAGE of your work.

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    Abstract What causes urban street gang violence, and how can we better understand the forces that shape this type of adolescent and youth behavior? For close to a century, social researchers have taken many different paths in attempting to unravel this complex question, especially in the context of large-scale immigrant adaptation to the city. In recent decades these researchers have relied primarily on data gathered from survey quantitative approaches. This review traces some of these developments and outlines how frameworks of analysis have become more integrated and multidimensional, as ethnographic strategies have come into vogue again. For the last couple of decades, either a subculture of violence (i.e., the values and norms of the street gang embrace aggressive, violent behavior) or a routine activities (i.e., hanging around high crime areas with highly delinquent people) explanation dominated the discussion. To broaden and deepen the picture, many other factors need to be considered, such as ecological, socioeconomic, sociocultural, and socio-psychological, particularly in light of the immigrant experience. A multiple marginality framework lends itself to a holistic strategy that examines linkages within the various factors and the actions and interactions among them and notes the cumulative nature of urban street gang violence. Questions that are addressed in this more integrated framework are: Where did they settle? What jobs did they fill? How and why did their social practices and cultural values undergo transformations? When and in what ways did the social environment affect them? Finally, with whom did they interact? In sum, in highlighting the key themes and features of what constitutes urban street gang violence, this review suggests that the qualitative style that relies on holistic information adds important details to traditional quantitative data.

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    References Whitman, M. E., Mattord, H., & Shackleford, D. M. (2006). Hands-on Information Security Lab Manual (2nd ed.). Boston, MA: Course Technology. WinFE. (2009). WinFE: Windows Bootable Forensic CD. Retrieved 25 June 2010, from http://www.darkreading.com/blog/archives/2009/02/winfe_windows_b.html;jsessionid= QLNPZ50LKB0MDQE1GHOSKHWATMY32JVN NOTES: The Reference page should include APA style references as seen above. The word Reference is NOT in bold, or any other characters added. Please use the style above to create book reference or a Website reference.

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