Interpersonal Partner Relationships, Bonds to Children, and Informal Social Control among Persistent Male Offenders.
Interpersonal Partner Relationships, Bonds to Children, and Informal Social Control among Persistent Male Offenders.
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人际关系伴侣关系、与儿童的联系以及惯犯男性犯罪者中的非正式社会控制。
DOI：
10.1093/socpro/spy018
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发表时间：
2019
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影响因子：
3.2
通讯作者：
Cepeda,Alice
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作者：
Valdez,Avelardo;Nowotny,KathrynM;Zhao,Qian-Wei;Cepeda,Alice
这项定性研究采用了生命历程的框架来描述墨西哥裔美国年轻成年男子在青春期与街头帮派的人际伙伴关系的性质。数据来自在德克萨斯州圣安东尼奥进行的15年纵向混合方法队列研究。我们分析了半结构化的采访过程中进行的子样本（n = 40）的三个面对面的会议，以探讨男子的动机，愿望和目标，导致传统的生活，尽管他们的刑事司法参与。具体来说，我们专注于与儿童保持联系的复杂性，复杂家庭结构的导航，寻求经济资源合作伙伴的过程，以及与犯罪和违法合作伙伴的伙伴关系。我们记录了这些关系的复杂的人际关系的性质，因为男人与连续监禁和他们的愿望和动机，停止犯罪行为。
This qualitative study applied a life course framework to characterize the nature of interpersonal partner relationships of Mexican American young adult men affiliated with street gangs during their adolescence. Data come from a 15-year longitudinal mixed-method cohort study conducted in San Antonio, Texas. We analyzed semi-structured interviews conducted with a subsample (n = 40) during the course of three face-to-face sessions to explore the men’s motivations, aspirations, and goals to lead conventional lives, despite their criminal justice involvement. Specifically, we focus on the complex nature of maintaining ties to children, the navigation of complicated family structures, the processes of seeking partners with economic resources, and on partnerships with criminal and delinquent partners. We document the complex interpersonal nature of these relationships as men contend with serial incarceration and their desires and motivations to desist from criminal behavior.