Drug Sales, Gender, and Risk: Notions of Risk From the Perspective of Gang-Involved Young Adults.
Drug Sales, Gender, and Risk: Notions of Risk From the Perspective of Gang-Involved Young Adults.
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毒品销售，性别和风险：从涉及帮派的年轻人的角度来看，风险概念。
DOI：
10.3109/10826084.2015.978642
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发表时间：
2015-05
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2
通讯作者：
Joe-Laidler K
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作者：
Moloney M;Hunt G;Joe-Laidler K
We examine gender and meanings of risk in interviews (2007–2010) with gang-involved young men and women (n = 253) engaged in illicit drug sales in San Francisco, California. The in-depth interviews from this NIDA-funded study were coded using the software NVivo to identify patterns and themes. We examine their interpretations of the risks of drug-selling and their narratives about gender differences in these risks. We find distinct discourses regarding the role of femininities and masculinities and male and female bodies in shaping risk as well as the nexus between gender, family, and risk for female drug sellers.
