DSC CH 10 Critical Theories Of Deviance Flashcards
Critical race theory:
a theoretical perspective that examines the use of law, the legal order, and institutions in maintaining White privilege and supremacy.
Feminist criminology:
a theoretical perspective that defines gender (and sometimes race and social class) as a source of social inequality, group conflict, and social problems.
Human trafficking
the illegal movement of people, usually for the purposes of forced labor or sexual exploitation.
Liberal feminism:
focuses on gender role socialization and the roles that women are socialized into.
Marxist feminism:
focuses on explaining the oppression of women through capitalism and the capitalist system.
Peacemaking criminology:
a theoretical perspective focused on the belief that there must be a new way of seeing and organizing the world around compassion, sympathy, and understanding.
Postmodern feminism:
questions the idea of a single “truth” or way of knowing and understanding.
Radical feminism:
focuses on the sexual control of women, seeing their oppression as emerging from a social order dominated by men.
Socialist feminism:
focuses on structural differences, especially those we find in the capitalist modes of production.