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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
The research presented in this panel examines the movement into and out of gangs. Each of the presentations focus on the processes and consequences of joining and leaving gangs. A special emphasis is placed on situating these transitions within broader theoretical and comparative frameworks.
Searching for Conceptual Clarity: Protective Factors and Gang Joining - Saundra Trujillo, University of Missouri - St. Louis
Read between the signs: An empirical test of the signaling hypothesis of gang membership - James A. Densley, Metropolitan State University; David C. Pyrooz, Sam Houston State University
Changes in Social Networks and Gang Desistance - Caterina Roman, Temple University; Meagan Cahill, Urban Institute; Samantha Lowry, Urban Institute; Jillian Eidson, Temple University; Jessica Saunders, RAND Corporation
Shared Endings? Comparing the Group Desistance Processes of Gang and Non-Gang Youth - Dena Carson, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis; Finn-Aage Esbensen, University of Missouri - St. Louis