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Understanding the outlaw motorcycle gangs : international perspectives. Volume II / edited by Mark Lauchs, Andy Bain.

Van Pelt Library HV6437 .U53 2021
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Bain, Andy, 1971- editor.
Lauchs, Mark, editor.
Class of 1924 Book Fund.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Motorcycle gangs.
Physical Description:
xxii, 192 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Durham, North Carolina : Carolina Academic Press, [2021]
Summary:
"The eight chapters in this volume examine outlaw motorcycle gangs in Canada, the US, South and Central America, Europe, Australia, Asia, and New Zealand. Criminal justice and law enforcement specialists from Europe and the US discuss their structure, organization, and activity; their role in the sex trade in Canada and the US; links to the transportation and distribution of illegal drugs and firearms in the Caribbean and Central and South America; gangs in the UK, Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands; the demographics and history of gangs in Australia and New Zealand; and their new development in Asia."--Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: The Structure of the Book
References
ch. 1 A Hierarchy of Knowledge: Policing the OMCG / Andy Bain
Making Use of Active Data
History and Organization
Experiences of the Motorcycle
Motorcycle Deviance
Wannabees and Pseudo-bikers
Identification of OMCGs
Making Sense and Giving Reason
Policing OMCGs
In Summary
ch. 2 Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs and the Military / Carter F. Smith
Introduction
Literature Review
Gangs and the Military
Military Service and Crime Commission
Official Reports and Recent Research
Presence of OMCG MTGMs in the U.S. Military
Presence of OMCGs MTGMs in the U.S. Civilian Community
U.S. Issues with OMCG Members in the Military
Similar Issues in Other Nations
Conclusion
ch. 3 OMCGs in Canada: History, Experience, and the Future / Amanda Juhasz
Preface
History
The Heart of Canada
The Start of the War
Operation Carcajou (1995-1998)
Operation Springtime (2001)
Operation SharQc (2009)
Faults and Failures
History of Canadian Crime Legislation
Controlled Drug and Substance Act
Criminal Code of Canada
Going Global
Multilateral Conventions and Their Influence on Canadian Laws
Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime
Legislation Cited
ch. 4 Displacement of OMCGs in Australia: The Recent Experience of the Australian Capital Territory / Mark Lauchs
Background
The Arrival of Rival Clubs
The Arrival of the Comanchero
The Nomads Arrive
Nomads vs Comanchero
Comanchero Infighting
ch. 5 No Ordinary Bikers? The Night Wolves MC Russia / Yuliya Zabyelina
Origins and Transformation of the Night Wolves MC
The Night Wolves' System of Values and Grassroots Activities
Are the Night Wolves Russia's Hells Angels?
Criminal Allegations against the Night Wolves MC
Support to the Pro-Russian Rebel Forces in Eastern Ukraine
Provocation and Propaganda
Note on Transliteration and Translation
Legal Documents
ch. 6 Understanding Scandinavian Approaches to Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs / Synriøve Økland Jahnsen
Nordic and Scandinavian Approaches to Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs
Preventing Organized Crime
The Problem of Labeling: Motorcycle Crime, Rockers, and Outlaws
The Great Nordic Biker War
On the Other Side of the Front Line
A Membership for Life?
The Danish Gang War
The Danish Gang Packages
Final Discussion and Summary
ch. 7 A Survey of Outlaw Motorcycle Club Growth in the Middle East and Africa / Mark Lauchs
Motorcycles in Africa and the Middle East
Africa
South Africa
Egypt
The Rest of Africa
The Middle East
The Emirates
Jordan
Lebanon
Other Arab Nations
Israel
Turkey
ch. 8 Understanding the Support Clubs / Andy Bain
Dominant Clubs
Allied Clubs
History of the Support Club
The Role of Support Clubs
Cannon Fodder
Recruiting Sources
Provision of Funds to Dominant Clubs
Discussion
References.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Class of 1924 Book Fund.
ISBN:
9781531010430
1531010431
OCLC:
1273929077

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