“Man a Kill a Man for Nutin”: Gang Transnationalism, Masculinities, and Violence in Belize City

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4/5 These gendered dynamics further understood as a 'masculine vulnerability' to joining gangs in poor parts of Belize City, creating competition and demand for guns. https://t.co/E2pV3c7TYz

05 Sep 2023

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RT @adsbaird: Finally got a vol/issue number for this article! I argue that masculine vulnerability in poor neighbourhoods in the global…

05 Jul 2021

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Finally got a vol/issue number for this article! I argue that masculine vulnerability in poor neighbourhoods in the global south underpins gang membership. Man a Kill a Man for Nutin' https://t.co/HZkjmXjXit #masculinities #gangs #homicide

05 Jul 2021

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@RobertUNagel How different street gangs adopt hegemonic masculinities? https://t.co/i9432tD3wL

30 Dec 2020

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