This review, published on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the publication of Code of the Street
(1999), considers the legacies of Elijah Anderson's groundbreaking analysis of the …

Anderson's Code of the Street thesis suggests that stronger belief in, and adherence to,
subcultural “street code” norms increases the risk of criminal and aggressive behaviors …

Abstract Theory and evidence suggest that attitudes toward violence are relevant for the
explanation, prediction, and reduction of violent behavior. The purpose of the present study …

The code of the street and low self-control are prominent theories of crime. However, there is
no research that examines if these criminogenic dispositions inform each other over time …

Since Anderson's now classic, Code of the Street: Decency, Violence, and the Moral Life of
the Inner City, an increasing number of researchers have found a significant association …

Objective: Anderson's (1999)“code of the street”(CoS) framework posits that exposure to
violence (ETV) is linked to violent offending through youth adopting the CoS. This study …

There have been a number of studies that have examined the relationship between
Anderson's code of the street and criminogenic behavior. However, little research has been …

ABSTRACT A growing body of research has started to examine the prevalence and
consequences of posting negative or offensive content on social media sites. Yet, less …

Background Research has shown independent attention in the role of self-control and
health/risk perceptions toward vaping in predicting vaping use among youth and young …

Objectives: Criminologists have long been interested in the relationship between subcultural
attitudes and antisocial behavior, with Anderson's street code thesis being the most recent …