Gangs in American prisons operate under strict codes, fostering a culture of fear and significantly dominating internal life, despite continuous pressure from prison staff.
Prison gangs are highly organized and wield substantial power, controlling criminal activities and manipulating the prison system to their benefit, posing threats beyond bars.
Economic studies on prison gangs reveal insights into their formation and resource allocation, vital for prison management and an intriguing subject for economists.
Notable prison gangs, including the Aryan Brotherhood and MS-13, are characterized by extreme violence, drug trafficking, and significant control over criminal activities within prisons.
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