Analysis of Marginalization and increasing number of street children with emphasis on the prevalence of Vandalism

Nowadays, one of the issues that have preoccupied the minds of social scientists and other related sciences is Marginalization and its consequents such as criminal behavior. Criminal behavior can be outlined as deviant behaviors by youth less than 18 years old, but the intensity is not so much to make the behavior punishable by law and it could be ignored by the dominant culture and society. The present article, relying on theoretical and library studies, seeks to review Marginalization and its behavioral consequences and intends to explore the most prominent effects on children's behavior (i.e. vandalism and street children)among them in these neighborhoods. Finally, it tries to make a detailed analysis of these issues to make them more important to the citizens and eventually, would try to recommend a road map in order to heal this city pain.

Marginalization, Social pathology, Vandalism, Street children