1. Hector is a Mexican-American member of MS-13 who sells drugs, and he
represents the typical profile for many U.S. gang members who engage in
drug dealing. FALSE
2. No one can estimate the actual number and type of gang member deportees
that have been r
The internet has become a mechanism for the American gang
culture to become globalized
All major gangs use internet
o Myspace
o Youtube
Ex: Blood gang 18th street
o Link to 18th street
o Photographs of gangsters from bostom, tattoos, style
clothing, han
1. Hector is a Mexican-American member of MS-13 who sells drugs, and he
represents the typical profile for many U.S. gang members who engage in
drug dealing.
2. No one can estimate the actual number and type of gang member deportees
that have been returne
Quiz 3 Transnational Gangs
Question 1
2 / 2 pts
Street gangs, prison gangs, and outlaw motorcycle
gangs have become the primary distributors of illegal
drugs in the U.S.
True
Question 2
2 / 2 pts
Most of the ecstasy is manufactured in European
countries a
Quiz 2 Transnational Gangs
Question 1
2 / 2 pts
More recently, young Latinas have gone on to form
their own all-female gangs.
Correct!
True
Question 2
2 / 2 pts
Many states now have gang enhancement laws
similar to California's STEP Act.
Correct!
True
Que
Quiz 1- Transnational Gangs
Question 1
0 / 2 pts
"Hector" is a Mexican-American member of MS-13 who sells
drugs, and he represents the typical profile for many U.S.
gang members who engage in drug dealing.
False
Question 2
2 / 2 pts
Drug dealers like Hect
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
7:15 PM
The word gang - there is no standard definition to describe gang (no standard
definition for transnational gang).
The word gang has many meanings: drug gangs, prison gangs,
organized crime, juvenile gangs, outlaw motor
Intro:
Monday, April 3, 2017
9:32 AM
Audio 1
Tuesday: April 4th
We have many types of transnational gangs
America has motorcycle gangs
(hells angels, the bandidos, pagans, and outlaws)
We have street gangs, prison gangs, and motorcycle.
Most common p
Everyday people migrate to different areas. There are a throng of reasons as to why
people migrate to other states, and what motivates them to leave their home. In response to
this weeks lecture and readings, people migrate and immigrate to other nations,
Transnational Gangs
February 28, 2016
I. Video
The gangs that sell drugs have to be organized and the little guys on the
streets have to be the front guys taking your order in McDonalds. As you
rise up and may become the department head different respons
The Globalization of Gang Culture Americas Plan Backfires
Transnational Gangs Winter ,08 Michael Yu 89376795
Yu 1 Gang culture has become one of the most dangerous epidemics in American society today. With crimes ranging from robbery to drug traff
The term stereotyping is used quite frequently among a group of minorities. When
people say Asian, Black, or White people, there is a different image that pops up in your
head due to the things said about them right? Therefore, when it comes to gang membe
Week 5
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
6:07 PM
Kids addicted to violence, immune to hurting others. (violence of
mexico)
On average kidnapping in Mexico 1 every 12 minutes.
Half the body of Mexico is controlled by cartels
Most guns that cartels use are coming f
Week 4
Thursday, April 27, 2017
11:19 AM
Because of memes, you cannot use "looks like a duck walks like a duck is
a duck"
Cant judge people by the way they look.
Cultural and economic membrane.
Five areas where transnational gangs get involved in:
Me
Essay 3.1
In 2003, Bunker and Sullivan created a model for understanding the evolution of
gangs as a Darwinist type evolution (Valdez, p. 421, 2009). Sullivan and Bunker
gave each stage in the evolutionary process the following names: first generation,
se
Essay Week 2
Transnational Gangs
Researchers have identified various factors that put individuals at a higher
risk to join a gang. Researchers and analysts can then use this research to, in a way,
predict how likely an individual is to join a gang. Accord
Lecture 4 - 1/19/17
Technology and Globalization
Gangs from Southern California are called Soreno (They like the number 13, like the
color blue) Gangs from Northern California are called Norteno (They like the number 14,
wear the color red)
Hell Angels
Lecture 4 Notes Internet
I.
Internet
A. 27% of the websites are actually run by real gangsters.
B. In addition to the Internet, web sites the gang culture is exported through the
written media (Meme)
C. Meme - Any unit of cultural information, such as a p
Lecture 2- 1/12/17
2nd generation Gangs
o Engaged in business
o Entrepreneurial and drug centered
o Protect markets and use violence to control their competition
o Also involved in human trafficking and money laundering
o Have a broader, market focused,
Lecture 1 - 1/10/17
US Exports American gang culture and technology
All types of transnational gangs
The US has less than 5% of the world's population as a country we consume over the
world's illegal drugs
Involved in human trafficking, money launderi
Lecture 3 Notes
I.
Technology and Globalization
Gangs from Southern California are called Soreno (They like the number 13, like the
color blue) Gangs from Northern California are called Norteno (They like the number
14, wear the color red)
Hell Angels (
Lecture 3- 1/17/17
Professor Roch (?) explained the Central American gang members were not common
criminals
o Instead they stole or attacked out of hunger or to be someone. The gang members
wanted respect; to be taken seriously by a society that has excl
Book Summaries
American Street Gangs
o In order to understand American street gangs you have to have a good
understanding of the history of American street gangs and the social factors that
affect the formation of gangs
o Every street gang in the country
Lecture 5 - 1/24/17 (E Lecture)
Every major street gang in the US uses the Web
o In addition to the Internet web sites in gang culture is exported through the written
media
Turner Diaries and Hunter books about targeting minorities
*Every day 15 young peo
Lecture 2 Notes
I.
Transnational Gang
A. The data reveled that 59% of the gang members were deported back to Mexico
B.
II. Transnational Gangs
A. However this data only account for 5474 of 6659 gang members and according to
the research over 75%
B. Compar
