Globalisation

Question 1

Definition of globalisation

Answer 1

Globalisation is the widening and speeding up of worldwide interconnectedness.

Question 2

How has globalisation affected crime [3]

Answer 2

1. Opened doors for crime on grand scale for elite groups
2. Through globalisation more countries leads to unemployment and turning to crime
3. Creates rich financial investors with workers exposed to relative deprivations which feeds crime

Question 3

3 evaluations of globalisation

Answer 3

+ Study is valuable as it focuses on the forms of crime
- Difficult to investigate and easy toe exaggerate

Question 4

Define glocal

Answer 4

Crime is now globalised to an extent it depends on local context

Question 5

Define Green Crime

Answer 5

Crime against the environment

Question 6

What does Beck argue [Green Crime]

Answer 6

Massive increase in productivity and technology has created dangers that we have never faced

Question 7

2 views of green crime

Answer 7

Anthropocentric - Humans have right to dominate nature
Ecocentric - If it hurt environment the it hurts humans

Question 8

Define State Crime

Answer 8

Illegal activities penetrated by state

Question 9

4 categories of state crime

Answer 9

1. Political crimes
   2.Economic crime
2. Social crime
3. Crimes by security

Question 10

3 ways to define state crime

Answer 10

• domestic law[if acts breaks laws of state]

-zemiology - if it deliberately harms humans

-human rights - any violation of basic human rights

Question 11

2 explanations of state crime

Answer 11

• Crimes of obedience..people are willing to obey authority eve it means crimes
  -Authoritarian personality..have been socialised to have a do as your told personality