Key Titles Flashcards
(33 cards)
What are the 2 reasons for why do people commit crimes (functionalism)
1) not everyone is effectively socialised
2) diversity of lifestyles
What are the 4 reasons for why is crime good for society?
1) boundary maintenance
2) adaptation and change
3) safety valve
4) warning light
What are the 1 reasons why does crime and deviance happen?
1) The American dream
What are the 2 reasons for why does crime and deviance happen (Strain Theory)
1) Cohen
2) Cloward + Ohlin
What are 4 reasons Marxists say for why does crime and deviance happen?
1) criminogenic capitalism
2) the state and law making
3) selective enforcement
4) ideological functions of crime and law
What are the 2 reasons for why do women appear to commit less crime?
1) for chivalry thesis
2) against chivalry thesis
What are the 4 reasons for why do women commit less crime than men?
1) functionalist sex role theory - parsons
2) heidensohn - patriarchal control
3) carlen- class and gender deals
4) the liberation thesis
What are 3 reasons for why do men commit crime?
1) Messerschmidt
2) Winlow
3) bodily capital
What are the 3 reasons for why do EMs appear to commit more crime?
1) real ethnic differences in offending
2) ethnic differences are socially constructed
- Gilroy
- Hail Et Al
3) more recent approaches
What are the 3 explanations Left Realists say about why does crime/deviance happen?
1) relative deprivation
2) subcultures
3) marginalisation
What are 2 solutions that Left Realists say?
1) reducing inequality
2) democratic policing
What are the 5 patterns of crime?
1) Strain theory (Merton)
2) Marxism (Chambliss)
3) Labelling Theory (Becker)
4) Right realists
5) Left Realists
What are 3 right realist reasons for why does crime / deviance happen?
1) biological differences
2) inadequate socialisation
3) rational choice theory
What are 2 right realist solutions?
1) zero tolerance policing
2) ZTP - broken windows
What are the 6 factors and 2 questions for Neo Marxism?
Where did the crime originate?
1) wider origins of the deviant act
2) immediate origins of the deviant act
3) act itself
How has society reacted to this crime?
4) immediate origins of social reaction
5) wider origins of social reaction
6) effects of labelling on deviants future actions
What are the 3 explanations for crime prevention and control?
1) situational crime prevention
2) environmental crime prevention
3) social + community / crime prevention
What are the 6 reasons for who is labelled in society? (Labelling Theory)
1) social construction of deviance
2) differential enforcement
3) typifications
4) effects of labelling
5) self fulfilling prophecy + deviant career
6) deviance amplification spiral
What are the 3 reasons for surveillance?
1) Foucault
2) Synoptic
3) Liquid
What are 3 explanations for punishment?
1) Functionalism: Durkheim
2) Marxism: capitalism and punishment
3) Foucault - surveillance
What are 4 big factors of crimes of the powerful?
1) explanations of corporate crime
2) scale of corporate crime
3) types of corporate crime
4) invisibility of corporate crime
What are the 4 explanations corporate crime?
1) strain theory
2) differential association
3) labelling theory
4) Marxism
What are the 4 types of corporate crime?
1) financial crimes
2) crimes against consumers
3) crimes against employees
4) crimes against the environment
What are the 5 invisibility of corporate crime?
1) the media
2) lack of political will
3) complex crimes
4) de labelling
5) state corporate crime
What are 4 factors for victimology?
1) patterns of victimology
2) positivists victimology
3) critical victimology
4) impact of victimisation