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Gender and Crime (1)
Offer a brief suggestion as to wh...,
Why might women be less likely to...,
What is the ratio of male to fema...
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(3.1) Functionalism: Subcultural Theory - Cohen
What two areas does the subcultur...,
Who was the first sociologist to ...,
What are cohen s two main critici...
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Gender and Crime (2 - female crime)
What are the three main explanati...,
Functionalist sex role theory wha...,
Functionalist sex role theory how...
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Gender and Crime (3 - male crime)
What limitation of malestream the...,
What overall factor do postmodern...,
What does messerschmidt argue abo...
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General
Who said deviance was a relative ...,
Give an example of a deviant but ...,
Give an example of a criminal but...
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(1) Functionalism: The Functions of Crime and Deviance
What are the two main areas that ...,
Within boundary maintenance what ...,
What aspect of crime and deviance...
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(2) Functionalism: Merton's Strain Theory
How does merton attempt to do wha...,
Merton argues everyone in society...,
What kind of accepted institution...
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(3.2) Functionalism: Subcultural Theory - Cloward and Ohlin
What two previous theories do c o...,
In what way do they take cohens s...,
In what way do they expand on coh...
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(3.3) Functionalism: Subcultural Theory - Miller
How does miller criticise the oth...,
How does miller explain why the w...,
How does miller explain crime in ...
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Overall evaluation of subcultural theories
How does matza critique subcultur...,
How does matza connect deviants t...,
Does matza believe most delinquen...
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Interactionist Perspective (Labelling Theory)
How do interactionists shift thei...,
What is a big question they ask,
How does becker argue that social...
26
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Ethnicity and Crime (1 - Overview)
What are the two main arguments t...,
Why might ethnic minorities commi...,
Why are there differences in the ...
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Ethnicity and Crime (2 - Explanations)
What are the two main theories fo...,
How do left realists lea and youn...,
What has led to the marginalisati...
28
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Ethnicity and Crime (3 - Victimisation)
When does racist victimisation occur,
What two sources on racist victim...,
What do the csew and police recor...
14
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Right Realism (brief)
What are the 4 areas to remember ...,
Summarise biological differences,
Evaluate biological differences
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Left Realism (brief)
In late modernity how has the mar...,
In late modernity how has a sense...,
How has relative deprivation beco...
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Interactionist Perspective (amplification of deviance) and overall evaluation
By studying deviance amplificatio...,
What do interactionists argue tha...,
Who did jock youngs study the rol...
23
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Marxism (Class and Crime) (brief)
Marxists believe the structure of...,
What relationship do the state an...,
What does mannheim note
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Marxism (Crimes of the Powerful)
How is the reaction to the crimes...,
Who first coined the phrase white...,
How is white collar crime defined
25
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Neo-Marxism/ Critical Criminology/ Radical Criminology
What two most prominent sociologi...,
What are the marxist aspects of t...,
What are the interactionist aspec...
20
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Crime and Globalisation
Crime and globalisationhow does g...,
Crime and globalisationwhat crime...,
Crime and globalisationas globali...
25
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