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Barrington Moore Jr.: The Definition Of Gangs

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The subject I picked out the Wikipedia was gangs, the definition showed similar logic that I've heard about gang activity , and the source used Barrington Moore, Jr. who seems to be reliable, after a google search the same history that Barrington Moore, Jr was an American political sociologist, that also lecturer in sociology at Harvard University and Senior Research Fellow for the University's Russian Centre.; famous for his Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy, and several books. However, I didn't notice any missing information, I did notice that the word gang had a different meaning, which was a group of workman used in the United Kingdom, and the word gang later underwent a semantic change, the way it's use it today.

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