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Hanging around.
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TITLE HANGING AROUND AUTHOR STEPHEN MOORE DATE OF PUBLICATION/COMPLETION 1999 PUBLISHER OR SOURCE SOCIOLOGY REVIEW (PHILIP ALLAN PUBLISHES LTD) B - OUT LINE OF THE RESEARCH The broad aim of the research was to investigate the "Hanging Around" by rural youths rather than inner-city youths. Less specific, was to undergo the investigation of the perceived intimidation by householders, in his own village The researcher's wanted to find out particularly why the youths hung around on the corners and what they did while hanging around. Moore did not have a sample frame he used a convenient group of 13 - 17 year old youths that were hanging around. He approached the householders, youth workers of the youth groups that the children attended and the members of the youth club from three villages in Cambridgeshire. He was asked by local councils to help them with the crime and disorder audits. Later he noticed some of the...
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