
Published online:
22 January 2015
Published in print:
11 June 2014
Online ISBN:
9781447317197
Print ISBN:
9781447317173
Contents
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Neighbourhood rules Neighbourhood rules
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The influence of the habitus The influence of the habitus
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Street code Street code
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Grassing Grassing
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Reciprocity Reciprocity
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Developing game strategies and the gang repertoire Developing game strategies and the gang repertoire
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The expressive repertoire The expressive repertoire
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The instrumental repertoire The instrumental repertoire
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The sanctions repertoire The sanctions repertoire
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Strategic action using the gang repertoire Strategic action using the gang repertoire
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Regulated variables Regulated variables
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Unregulated variables Unregulated variables
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Unknowns and temporary suspension Unknowns and temporary suspension
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Adaptations to the gang repertoire Adaptations to the gang repertoire
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Notes Notes
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Chapter
Four House Rules, Game Rules and Game Strategies
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Pages
63–80
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Published:June 2014
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Harding, Simon, 'House Rules, Game Rules and Game Strategies', The Street Casino: Survival in violent street gangs (Bristol , 2014; online edn, Policy Press Scholarship Online, 22 Jan. 2015), https://doi.org/10.1332/policypress/9781447317173.003.0004, accessed 13 May 2025.
Abstract
This chapter considers the importance of neighbourhood rules which operate in the wider social field. Influenced by the habitus this includes the street code which covers issues such as not grassing and the need for reciprocity, which is illustrated by a case study of buying and selling stolen goods. This chapter then considers how street capital is acquired by strategizing and the use of the gang repertoire whereby actors must maximise, maintain and monitor their street capital. The gang repertoire is detailed in full alongside details of how it is variably implemented and adapted.
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Social Theory
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