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Crime and Deviance - Class Flashcards

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Boundary Maintanence

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Durkehim

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Adaptation and Change

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Durkheim

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Safety Valve

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Davis

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Warning

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Cohen

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Strain Theory

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Merton

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3 types of Subculture

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Cloward & Ohlin

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subcultures aren’t fixed

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Maltza

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non-utilitarian, status frustration

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Cohen

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Deviance is socially constructed

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Becker

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Typifications

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Cicourel

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Moral Panics

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Cohen

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capitalism is ‘dog eat dog’ so breeds crime

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Gordon

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selective law enforcement

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Chambliss

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ideological law making

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Box

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false class consciousness and appeasement

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Pearce

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Biological differences

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Wilson - aggression

Murray - intelligence

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Rational choice theory

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Clarke

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Socialisation

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Murray

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situational crime prevention - target hardening

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clarke

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Broken window theory

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Wlison and Kelling

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zero tolerance policy

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Wilson and Kelling

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displacement theory

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Chaiken et al

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crime is intraclass

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Young

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relative deprivation

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Runciman

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relative deprivation & individualism

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Lea and Young

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marginalisation

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Young

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change polciing methods

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Kingsley et al

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control theory

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Hirschi

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white collar crime against NHS

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Croall

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KPMG

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admitted to wrongdoing in tax fraud schemes, avoided prosecution

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strain theory in corporate crime

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box - if company cant achieve goals legally, will turn illegal
Clinard and Yeager - as financial success deteriorates, white colar crime increases

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Differential association

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Sutherland - behaviour learnt in a social context

Geis - companies that practice illegal activity, individuals become part as tehir socialisation

33
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middle class can avoid labels

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cicourel

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professionals commiting crime can hide it by employing good lawyers and accountants

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Nelken

35
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thrill seeking in the middle class

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Katz

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