Gender Crime And Justice Flashcards

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Functionalist sex role theory

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  • gexplain gender diff in crime through socialisation
  • boys aggressive and risk taking, more disposed to acts of violence
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Parson - sex role theory

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  • trace diff in crime to gender role in family : men bread winner out side women expressive in home
  • girl have acess to female role model boy reject b6 distance self compensate compulsive masc slip into crim activity
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A.K cohen

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  • boys lack male socialising agent turn to male street gang for source of identity
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Walklate - parson critism

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  • sex role assume women are best suited to expressive rolf
    Ultimate based on untested biological assumptions
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Heidenson

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Women’s behavou4 is conformist because there is control imposed on women reduce oppertunity to offend
- the control is seen at home public or at work

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Heidenson

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Women’s behavou4 is conformist because there is control imposed on women reduce oppertunity to offend
- the control is seen at home public or at work

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Control at home

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  • constan5 housework , restrictions over time movement confines women to house
  • women who seek to reject partners enforce it on by force
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Dobadash and dobadsh

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  • violent attack result from men dissatisfaction of their wives prefomance of domestic duties
  • exercise control through financial power - deny suffiant fund for leisure activities
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Daughter patriarchal control

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  • less likely to do as they please
  • develop bedrooms culture socialise at home
  • require to do more housework
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Control in public space

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  • fear of male violence 54% avoid going out at dark
  • fear of not being respectable - going into pubs - sex worker / loose
  • boys maintain control through verbal abuse
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Control at work

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  • sexual harassment keeps women in their place
    Glass ceiling can stop women from committing fraud and white collar crime
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Carlen class and gender deal

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  • looked at w/c who commit a range of crime ( some m/c)
  • hirschi control theory - peopl3 offer reward for conformity if not forthcoming- crime
  • w/c promise two type - class deal , gender deal
    If not available or worth crime more likely
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Class deal

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  • failed to gain a legit way of living
  • 32 in poverty whole life
  • problem with claiming benifits
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Gender deal

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Did not see th3 benifit in family
- many had been abused
- lived in care
- ran from care

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Carlen and heindson eval

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  • women behavour determined - no free will
    Carlen sample small unrepresentative
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Liberation thesis alder

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  • women freed from patriarchy- commit serious male crime - raise female crime
  • structure of society changed patriarchy lessened in work + school- women adopt male role in legitimate activity and illegitimate activities
  • increase confidence and assertive greater opportunities whit3 collar crime
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Critism of liberation thesis

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  • female crime rose before liberation thesis
  • little evidence that structure of professional crime has opened up to women
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Hand and Dodd

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Number of violence female rose 17% each year

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Stefffensmeir and shawartz

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  • female aresr grew 1/5 to 1/3 1980-2003
  • did not match victim report, no Chang just net wid3n
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Sharpe gelsthorpe

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  • net widening policy produce rise in official statistics for violent crime
  • low level physical alterations no won
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Homocide victim

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  • 70% male - killed by friend / aquantence
  • women more likely to be killed by someone they know 60% time
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Victims of violence

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  • women itminate violence 1/4 domestic violence
  • 5x more likely to be as
  • 8% report serious sexual assault
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Mismatch between fear and risk

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  • women less victim , more scared
  • female experiance violence refuses to be interviewed
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Messerschmidt

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  • masculinity is a social construct - men have to work at presenting and constructed, some have more to achieve
  • hegemonic masculinity is what every man wants to achieve , some Menes have a subordinate identity- gay minority ethnic
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Messerschmidt achieve masculinity

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  • crime and deviance is a resource
  • white m/c subordinate to teacher outside school vandilisr
  • white w/c masculinity oppersitional in and out of school
  • black Lower class working youths gang membership
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Critism of Messerschmidt

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  • crisis explanation or description
  • not all men use crime
    Suggest all men enjoy crime
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Left realism

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  • see statistic as representative
  • crime is product of marginalisation releative deprivation
  • me - Rasmussen ecomnomoc dep unemployment poverty poor housing - consumer encourage by media - form subculture utilatrain crime - no rep ultalutariqn crime
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Lea and young police racism

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  • acknowledge police can act in discriminatory ways but not explain differences
  • 90% crime are report by public - unlikely police act in discriminatory ways
  • can’t explain diff in minority - caused by rd and marg
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Gilroy

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  • black criminality myth based on raspy stereotypes
  • minority ethnic crime political resistance- struggle against imperialism w/c crime political resistance
  • ## back Asian originate from colony anti imperialism taught defend themselves riot and demonstrating
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Hall et al -

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  • 1970 moral panic over black mugger - seve needs of capitalism
  • capitalism high crisis - unemployment high inflation strike
  • need to legitimate force - moral panic mugging assisted with black no evidence of more
  • seve as a scapegoat for unemployment
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Black mugger symbolise disintegrated of social order

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  • by presenting black youth as threat moral panic serve to divide the w/c on racial ground
  • ## win popular concent for authoritarian