Gangreglung
Gangreglung is a term used in criminology and urban studies to describe the informal governance practices employed by certain street-level or organized criminal groups to regulate members, resolve disputes, and manage relations with rivals and authorities. The term is not standardized and appears in varying forms across languages; it does not denote a single, formal organization.
As a concept, gangreglung refers to informal codes, sanctions, and conflict-management mechanisms that operate within a
Core features commonly associated with gangreglung include informal rules that govern behavior, internal mediation of disputes,
Limitations and discussion: Evidence for gangreglung is often drawn from case studies and media reports, making
See also: Informal governance, gang dynamics, organized crime, criminology.