KRM 320 Sem Test 2 Flashcards

1
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What are the 4 global crises
GFPT

A

Global warming
Financial crashes
Pollution
Terrorism

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2
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What are the 5 timeline societies
PSFIR

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Primitive society
Slave society
Feudalism
Industrial society
Risk society

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3
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Define risk society

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a phase where risks are harder to manage by established institutions

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4
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Define Reflexive modernization

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The process of society reflecting on and adapting to new types of risks

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5
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What are the 2 levels of reflection on judgement in terms of risk

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individual and society

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6
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What are the 4 main arguments of Ulrich Beck regarding risk society
CAIN

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Creation of new risks
Addressing modernization
Increased risks with wealth production
Need for new solutions

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7
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what are the 3 key points of refelxive modernization
RIC

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Radicalization of modernization
Increased reflection
Creation of new modernity

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8
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What are the 2 types of modernity

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classic and reflexive

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9
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what are the 3 characteristics of classic modernity
STD

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Skepticism about religion and monarchy
Trust in science and facts
Demystification through science

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10
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Whar are the 4 characteristics of reflexive modernity
REDS

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Restructuring and radicalization
Extended skepticism
Demystification of science
Science and hazards

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11
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What are the 3 axes of conflict
EGG

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Ecological conflicts
Global financial crises
Global terrorist networks

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12
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What are the 6 challenges with technology in the prevention and solving of crime in South Africa
CRIMBL

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Capabilities and restrictions of certain technologies
Resistance and fear
Improper usage
Management
Budget and maintenance
Lack of training

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13
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What are the 5 most common types of cyber incidents from most to least frequent
DCSCD

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Data exposure
Compromised websites
System intrusions
Cybercrime
Denial of service attacks

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14
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What are the 6 types of cybercrime perpetratos
HHNNIC

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Hacktivist
Hacker
Nation state
Non-malicious individual
Insider
Cybercriminal

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15
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What are the 5 motivations for cybercrime
FACEP

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Fun/personal
Accidental
Criminal
Economic
Political

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16
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what are the 4 branches of the management integrity tool
LUFT

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Legal integrity
User integrity
Financial integrity
Technology integrity

17
Q

what are the 4 man made risks that impact the environment
GLOP

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Global warming
Littering
Over population
Pollution

18
Q

Define green criminology

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the study of enviornmental crimes and harms affecting human and non-human life, ecosystems and the biosphere

19
Q

What are the 4 types of environmental crime
BAGS

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Brown environment
Aesthetic environment
Green environment
Social/built environment

20
Q

What are the 5 inclusions of the green environment
FABPC

A

Fauna and flora
Abalone and shark fins
Bush meat
Poaching
Cycads

21
Q

What is the aesthetic environment

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Visual, olfactory and sensory components

21
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what are the 2 inclusions of the brown environment

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Air, water and soil
Hazardous substances and radiation

22
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what is the social/built environment

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Damaging cultural monuments, sacred sites and archaeological sites.

23
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what are the 3 main types of criminal networks in wildlife trafficking
HTD

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Harvesting networks
Theft networks
Distribution networks

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which 2 countries are the main markets for the rhino horn trade
Yemen Asia/China
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What are the 3 challenges in preventing the rhino horn trade RCC
Resources Conservation funding Complex prevention measures
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what are the 7 prevention strategies according to Minnaar RRSSCIG
Resilience of ecosystems Resilience of criminal networks Strict regulations Severe punishments Combat financial flows International collaboration Global bans
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What are the 2 focus areas of green criminology
Eco crime and technology Mineral extraction paradox
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what are the 6 roles of technology during the previous industrial revolution FPHSLD
Fossil fuel dependency Political ecology of technology Human and environmental interdependence Sustainability paradox Lifecycle of technology Decoupling growth from technology
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What are the 3 key examples of understanding ecocide DEP
Deep-sea mining E-waste disposal Planned obsolescence of digital devices
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What are the 4 consequences of Deep-sea mining SSCE
Species extinction Sediment plumes Communication disruption Ecosystem destruction
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what are the 4 types of obsolescence TSSP
Technological obsolescence Style obsolescence Systemic obsolescence Product failure
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What are the 4 legal and policy challenges of ecocide CURI
Challenges at various levels Understanding drivers of eco crime Regulatory frameworks Impact of capitalism
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what are the 3 ecophilosophical orientations that guide green criminologists BAE
Biocentric perspective Anthropocentric perspective Ecocentric perspective
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What are the 3 justice based approaches SEE
Species justice Environmental justice Ecological justice