C&D GENDER Flashcards

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What is the % difference in gender conviction rates?

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Heinderson By 40, 9% of women had criminal conviction but 32% of males.

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Pollak

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Chivalry Theosis - men have a protective attitude towards women and are less like to arrest or convict them.

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Chivalry Theosis evidence

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Graham and Bowling; self report studies

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Flood

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Women more likely to be cautioned

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Evidence against chivalry thesis;

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Women tend to commit less violent crimes and therefore receive less harsher.
Farrington; men 2x shoplifting in observation but the stats were equal in genders

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Feminist view on Chivalry;

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Disagree - women get cautioned more harshly.
Heidensohn - women punished more harshly as they have also deviated from gender norms
Double standards for promiscuity.
Carlen; judged not only for their crime but for being wives and mothers.

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Functionalism; Sex Role Theory

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Parsons; gender roles in the nuclear family. Boys reject feminine models of behaviour and seek masculinity through peer groups - delinquency.

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Functionalism; Sex Role Theory
- how can socialisation be more difficult for boys?

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Cohen; men have less of a socialising role in the family and therefore lack a male role model. They turn to gangs for identity

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Feminist; Control Theory

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Heidensohn; Women are conformist as they are under control which reduces oppotunities to offend

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How are women controlled the home?

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  • Domestic Role
  • Dobash and Dobash DV
  • Lack of finances = lack of leisure
  • Bedroom culture - confined to home
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How are women controlled in public?

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  • Fear of male crime, 54% of women avoided going out after dark.
  • Sensational reposting adds to this fear
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How are women controlled at work?

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  • Glass ceiling
  • Sexual harassment
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Carlen

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Class and Gender deals; women more likely to conform to social norms by the reward of deals.

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Hirschi

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as humans we act rationally and are controlled by being offered a deal. The deal is the rewards we received from conforming to social norms.
If people believe there are no rewards from conforming they will turn to crime.

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The class deal;

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women who work offered material rewards of a decent SoL and leisure if they avoid criminality

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The gender deal;

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patriarchal ideology promises women material and emotional rewards from family life - they conform to domestic gender role.

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Liberation Thesis

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Adler; women are less subject to patriarchal social forces due to equality. The new structure of society led to changes inn women’s crime.

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Evidence to support Liberation thesis.

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Denscombe; teenage girls increasing risk behaviour and adopting traditional male characteristics like looking hard

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AO3 of Liberation Thesis;

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Female crime rate rise in 1950 but liberation movement was 1960s
Hunt; female gang members still conform to gender norms

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What hss happened to female violent crime?

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It has risen - suggesting women are doing more “male” crimes.

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Net Widening

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Schwartz - increase in statistics reflects the CJS widening the net. Arresting females for less serious crimes than before
Young; “defining deviance up”

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Moral panic about girls

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Girls are depicted as drunk and disorderly
Sharpe for CJS was influenced by the Ladette Stereotype.
= SFP and Amplification Spiral

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Victimisation Statistics

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70% homicide victims are men
Less women are victims of violence than men.
10x women reported SA
8% of females who have experienced SA repot it to police.

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Messerschmitt

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Hegemonic masculinity; is social construction or accomplishment men strive to achieve and present others.
The idea of what a real man is.

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How do males use C&D according to Messerschmitt?
Use it to accomplish masculinity. Eg; w/c lads don't have educational success so use masculinity to oppose education
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AO3 of Messerschmidt
explanation to male crime or description?
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Postmoderity, masculinity and crime
Willow; Globalisation has led to a shift in the jobs in the UK. Expansion of the service sector leads to the decline in male traditional jobs.
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What are the new jobs for working class men?
Willow; Sunderland bouncers. Legal employment, criminal oppotunities, violence and masculinity.
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Bodily Capital
New PM criminal subculture has emerged in the night time economy Bouncers bodybuild and "look the part" to discourage challenge. Their masculinity is a commodity.