Crime and Deviance notes
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This GoConqr page gathers over 30 user-made notes on Crime and Deviance, from defining deviance to theories of crime and crime prevention. School students, university students and professional candidates can use them to practice explaining these topics, while teachers can find material for lessons. Explore the notes and pick a starting point.
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- Defining crime and deviance47
- Measuring crime24
- Social control49
- Functionalist, strain and subcultural theories of crime176
- Labelling theory85
- Marxist theories of crime40
- Realist theories of crime37
- Postmodernist theories of crime5
- Gender and crime67
- Ethnicity and crime36
- Social distribution of crime24
- Media, crime and moral panics41
- Globalisation, green crime and state crime29
- Victimology6
- Crime prevention and punishment19
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Untitled Globalisation, human rights, state and green crimeGlobalisation definition: The intensification of worldwide social relations which link distinct localities in such a way that local happenings are shaped by events occ...
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5 theories of Deviance 5 Theories of Deviance that inform the perspectives: - Norm Violation- Reactive constructionstigmatizationstigma claim making process - Violation of Rightsorientated around justice. Human rights and Animal rightsIndir...
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Practice Questions Q1 What is situational deviance? This is an act which is seen as deviant during a certain time. Q2 Give an example of a formal negative sanction and an example of an informal positive sanction Q1 Why...
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Crime & Deviance - created from Mind Map Definitions & Explanations Functionalism on Crime Crime
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Deviance (CHP 7) - created from Mind Map Deviance: behavior that violates the norms of everyday life Context: Deviance might be normal in a different situation Deviant Identity: defining oneself as deviant
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CRIME AND DEVIANCE SOCIOLOGISTS - created from Mind Map FUNCTIONALISTS Durkheim Merton