This article explores recent developments within the UK drug market: that is, the commuting
of gang members from major cities to small rural urban areas for the purpose of enhancing …

The illicit drug trade generates billions of dollars in revenue per year, much of which comes
from wholesale and retail sales late in the supply chain. Yet, the methods retailers and low …

In the digital age, space has become increasingly structured by the circuitry of global capital,
communications and commodities. This 'network society'splinters and fragments territorial …

The emergence of “county lines” drug dealing, a supply model which sees drug dealers
travel from urban hubs to provincial locations to retail heroin and crack cocaine, is now …

The aim of the current study was to understand how gangs have changed in the past 10
years since Pitts'(2008) study in the London Borough of Waltham Forest. The study …

This article explores urban men's involvement in the drug economy, examining the
conditions in which they become 'trapped'in difficult lifeworlds and identities. Through an …

Based on the results of two research projects from the Netherlands, this paper explores how
street-oriented persons adapt and use digital technologies by focussing on the changing …

With the rising use of Image and Performance Enhancing Drugs (IPEDs), research has
increasingly pointed to a need for in-depth understanding of users' consumption behaviours …

In looking to contextualize the implications of the increasing use of IPEDs, researchers have
explored some of the operations of the market in these drugs, both at the local level, and …

Utilizing interviews with 42 current and ex-street offenders, this study explores the
relationship between street gang organization and robbery. Robbery type is affected by level …