gangtrening
Gangtrening is a term used to describe the process by which members of street gangs or organized criminal groups learn the skills, norms, and routines needed to participate in criminal activity and maintain group cohesion. Training often occurs informally through peer socialization, but can also be part of more structured subcultures within a gang. It may include initiation rites, the assignment of roles (leaders, scouts, enforcers, suppliers), and the development of routines for communication, territory control, and criminal enterprises. Training topics commonly include methods of acquiring resources, coordination for operations, surveillance and security, conflict management, and the code of loyalty. Some gang environments incorporate elements of intimidation or violence as means of enforcing discipline, though the specific content and intensity vary widely.
The spread of gangtrening can be influenced by socioeconomic factors such as poverty, marginalization, and exposure
Prevention and intervention efforts focus on addressing risk factors, providing alternatives (education, employment, mentorship), and targeted