Delinquency and Disdain: Social Capital and the Control of Right-Wing Extremism among East and West Berlin Youth  

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Boehnke, Klaus ; Hagan, John ; Merkens, Hans

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: AJS: American Journal of Sociology vol. 100 no. 04 (Jan. 1995), page 1028-1052.
Topik: school delinquency; anomie aspirations; control theory; subterranean traditions; East and West Berlin Youth; Right-Wing Extremism; Social Capital; Disdain; Delinquency

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The authors link the notion of subterranean traditions to the concepts of control theory, anomie aspirations, and social capital to explain right-wing extremism and school delinquency among German youth. Weakened informal social controls and anomie aspirations lead to delinquent drift and extremist and delinquent involvements. East Berlin youth are uniquely exposed and vulnerable to anomie aspirations and associated right-wing extremism, but their schools and parents play significant roles in suppressing their rightwing attitudes. Schools and families are underappreciated sources of informal social control and resulting social capital that constrain right-wing extremism and related problems of young people during a period of rapid social change in the former East Germany.

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