The Tools,Tactics, and Mentality of Outlaw Biker Wars |
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Authors: | James F. Quinn Craig J. Forsyth |
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Affiliation: | (1) Addictions Program, University of North Texas, P.O. Box 311456, Denton, TX 76203, USA;(2) University of Louisiana, Lafayette, LA, USA |
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Abstract: | Warfare among rival outlaw motorcycle clubs has been and remains a critical dynamic in the subculture. This paper examines the role of war mentality in the biker subculture and how it has changed overtime. Specific exemplary and noteworthy events are discussed to illustrate critical ideas. Also examined are the changing tactics, defenses, and tools used in these conflict and how the mentality of the outlaw biker club has contributed to the evolution of warfare from impulsive, self-gratifying mayhem to more calculating symbolic and instrumental acts. |
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