From “Social Supply” to “Real Dealing”
From “Social Supply” to “Real Dealing”
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从“社会供给”到“实物交易”
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2013
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通讯作者：
G. Potter
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作者：
M. Taylor;G. Potter
本文报道了一组毒品贩子提供大麻，摇头丸，可卡因，氯胺酮，和其他药物在英国一个小城市及其周围的实证研究。它揭示了一个没有过度结构化或等级控制的市场，当然也没有被有组织犯罪所支配或以暴力为特征。参与交易的商人往往从“社会供应”的背景转向“真实的”交易。然而，尽管他们的交易活动（和他们的利润）增加了，他们仍然保持着友谊和信任的“社会供应”价值观，作为与供应商和客户关系的关键要素。毒品交易的升级似乎并没有伴随着犯罪行为或参与有组织犯罪的任何更广泛的升级。
This article reports on an empirical study into a group of drug dealers supplying cannabis, ecstasy, cocaine, ketamine, and other drugs in and around a small English city. It reveals a market that is not overly structured or hierarchically controlled, and certainly not dominated by organized crime or characterized by violence. Dealers involved had often drifted into “real” dealing from backgrounds in “social supply.” However, despite an increase of their dealing activity (and of their profits), they still maintained the “social supply” values of friendship and trust as the key elements to relationships with suppliers and customers. Escalation of drug dealing did not seem to be accompanied by any wider escalation in criminality or involvement with organized crime.