| Title | Author(s) |
A Dose of Drugs, a Touch of Violence, a Case of AIDS: Conceptualizing the SAVA Syndemic | Merrill Singer |
Getting’ Right with Humpty: Or How Sociologists Propose to Break up Gangs, Patch Broken Communities, and Make Scary Children into Conventional Adults | Daniel J. Monti |
Alcohol, Drugs, and Violence among Youth, 1992 | Patricia Seitz and Richard Santos |
Factors Associated with a History of Firearm Injuries in Juvenile Drug Traffickers and Violent Juvenile Offenders | Colleen R. McLaughlin , Scot M. Reiner, Benjamin W. Smith, Dennis E. Waite, Patricia N. Reams, Timothy F. Joost, and Alfred S. Gervin |
Involvement of American Indian Youth in Gangs | J.F. Donnermeyer, R.W. Edwards, E.L Chavez, and F. Beauvais |
Machismo and Chicano/a Gangs: Symbolic Resistance or Oppression? | Edwardo L. Portillos, Nancy C. Jurik, and Marjorie S. Zatz |
A Longitudinal Study of Drug Involvement in Mexican American and White Non-Hispanic High School Dropouts, Academically at Risk Students, and Control Students | Ernest L. Chavez, Jerry L. Deffenbacher, and Jeffrey C. Wayman |
Developing a Field-Intensive Methodology for Generating a Randomized Sample for Gang Research | Zenong Yin, Avelardo Valdez, Alberto G. Mata Jr., and Charles Kaplan |