Delinquent Networks: The Network

By Jerzy Sarnecki. 2001

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Peer Influence and Delinquency (2019, unknown): “…of companions in crime (Warr 2002), and recent years have shown marked progress in empirical work with regard to co-offending, as both the dependent and independent variables (e.g., Carrington 2009, Hochstetler 2001, McGloin et al. 2008, McGloin & Nguyen 2012, Sarnecki 2001, Schaefer 2012).”
Juvenile Delinquency and Conformism (2012, unknown): “…paper use friendship data to identify delinquent peer networks for adolescents in the U.S. that participated in an in-school survey in the 1990’s. Sarnecki (2001) provides a com- 19 prehensive study of co-offending relations and corresponding network structure for football hooligans and…”
Self‐control, peer relations, and delinquency (2005, unknown): “, 1996), because delinquency becomes easier or more attractive in a group (McCarthy, Hagan, & Cohen, 1998; Reiss & Farrington, 1991; Sarnecki, 2001) or because the peer group models, imitates, or reinforces deviant behavior (Akers, 1998).”
Criminal Networks: Who is the Key Player? (2012, unknown): “It is indeed well-established that delinquency is, to some extent, a group phenomenon, and the source of crime and delinquency is located in the intimate social networks of individuals (see e.g. Sutherland, 1947; Sarnecki, 2001; Warr, 2002; Haynie, 2001; Patacchini and Zenou, 2008; 2011).”