Marxism Flashcards

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How does it differ to consensus approaches

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Crime not w.c.
Do not accept moral absolutism
State and R.C have power

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Key concepts of traditional marxism

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Capitalism manipulates values
Biased law creation
Selective law enforcement
White collar crime

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How does capitalism manipulate values

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Socialised from childhood accept values
Encouraged be concerned benefits fraud
Capitalist criminogenic

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What does Davis say to support capitalism manipulating values

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Real criminals those who have stolen wealth of the world

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How does biased law creation lead crime

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Althusser: laws part ISA
Maintain and legitimise inequality
Mannheim: history legislation protection private property
Chambliss: heart capitalist economic system is protection private property
Snider: reluctant pass laws threaten profitability

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Why does Althusser argue biased law creations

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Laws part ISA
Maintain and legitimise inequalities
Aim protect interests of capitalists

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How does Mannheim argue laws biased

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History criminal legislation gives excessive prominence to protection private property

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What does Chambliss argue biased law creation

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Heart capitalist economic system is protection private property

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Why does Snider argue biased law creation

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Reluctant pass laws threaten capitalist profitability

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Evaluation of biased law creations

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Many H&S laws do represent genuine concession

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Counter argument of criticism of biased law creations

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‘Wise’ capitalist state has to make concessions to w.c. to appear fair but ultimately representing capitalist views

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How does selective law enforcement lead to crime

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Green crime not enforced
Reinman: powerless criminalised, H&S violations let off
Japan: anti whaling
Chambliss: turn a blind eye

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What was Reinmans book called

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The Rich get Richer, and Poor get Prison

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What are the disproportionate rates Reinman argues about

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Disproportionately high rates prosecutions of burglary and assault

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Who researches in to white collar crime

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Croall

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What are the 4 types of white collar crime identified by Croall

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Crimes against consumers
Crimes against employees
Environmental Crime
Financial Crime

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Why isnt white collar crime taken seriously

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Hidden
Difficult detect
Indirect victimisation
Thin dividing line acceptable and unacceptable

18
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What is Reinmans support for white collar crime under detected

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Under policed and punished

Banking Crisis 2008: no one prosecuted or punished

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What is Boxs argument of mystification’s

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Capitalist organisations convince public, politicians and media corporate crime less serious and harmful

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Positive evaluation of traditional marxist

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First theorists highlight corporate crime

Still influential: used by Slapper and Tomb

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Negative evaluation of traditional marxist

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Crime hasnt eradicated communist countries: H&S often better capitalist countries
Not all capitalist high rates: Japan
NLR: insufficient attention w.c.
SAT: too deterministic

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Counterargument for not all capitalist countries having high crime rate

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Societies have little or no welfare provision, such as USA, tend to have higher crime rates