social class relationship of offending Flashcards
working class
strain theory
subcultural theories
control theory
marxist theory
neo-marxist theory
labelling theory
left realism
right realism
postmodernism
powerful
strain theory
control theory
differential association
marxist theory
labelling theory
postmodernism
working class - strain theories
block opportunities leads to innovation to achieve success
working class - subcultural theory
status frustration and focal concerns of lower working class - in search of peer group status generate delinquent subcultures
working class - control theory
lack in integrating and controlling social bonds
working class - marxist theory
capitalism is criminogenic
inequality, selective law enforcement, ideology
working class - neo-marxist theory
crime as resistance to capitalism
working class - labelling theory
working class offenders are the victims of laws being selectively enforced upon them which labels them as criminal
working class - left realism
relative deprivation, marginalisation, subcultures, media-saturation, bulimic society
working class - right realism
inadequate/poor socialisation by underclass
rational choice develops in deprived areas
working class - postmodernism
crime (harm to others) committed for thrills, pleasure, excitement derived from edgework from the boredom they live arising from social exclusion
ruling class - strain theory
block opportunities leads to innovation to achieve success
ruling class - control thoery
lack of integrating and controlling social bonds
ruling class - differential association
crime is a learned behaviour from others in the same social context
ruling class - marxist theory
corporate crime is a result of the features of capitalism which emphasises the importance of maximising profits
inevitably, this will cause harm as a consequence
- capitalism is criminogenic
