Readings and Theorists Flashcards

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ecology - shaw and mckay

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consistency of crime/deviance in transition zone is caused by DISORGANIZATION, regardless of ethnicity

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ecology - sellin

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culture conflicts are a major cause of crime
diverse and clashing beliefs produce ignorance and misunderstanding

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ecology - shaw and mckay - diff. system of values

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argues that the transitional zone lacks stable/normative order due to the fact that poorer classes tend to have different values than upper/middle classes

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learning - cohen

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claimed that the content of delinquent subculture includes hedonism, NON-utilitarianism, maliciousness, negativity

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learning - miller

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LOWER CLASS individuals produce crime culture

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learning - sykes and matza

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people are incapable of criminality because they are socialized into conformity
peer influence is high in children!

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learning - sutherland

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crime is PURELY learned

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learning - burgess and akers

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claim that actions, whether good or bad, are reinforced due to one’s environment

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learning - cloward and owen

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criminality is dependent on the opportunity given - whether to conform or to commit deviant acts

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control - cohen and felson

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crime is due to rational choice and environmental influence

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control - brantingham(s)

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four dimensions of crime: the law, the offender, the target, the place
examine the architectural influences on criminal conduct

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control - sampson and laub

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lifelong perspective on crime and attempt to find the variables that encourage or deter a person from committing crime

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control - moffit

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emphasizes the biological tendency for anti-social behaviour

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14
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labeling - tannenbaum

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institutions amplify, label, and tag people, particularly in media

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labeling - lemert

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differentiated primary and secondary deviance

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16
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labeling - becker

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argues that society produces crime
deviance is a label applied to a person or group

17
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labeling - cohen

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coined “moral panic”

18
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labeling - quinney

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state seeks to control the masses through criminal justice system

19
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conflict - hagan

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female delinquency is created by power differentials
girls raised in more patriarchal families show less deviance

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conflict - braithwaite

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punishment CAN be reintegrative and restorative

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conflict - chambliss

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capitalism requires a “reserve army of labour”
our laws are determined by capitalist logic

22
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conflict - foucault

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gentle punishment can be surprising, as extreme punishment is simply a political tactic