CRIME AND DEVIANCE

CRIME AND DEVIANCE

LOCALITY AND CRIME
1. patterns of crime in urban and rural areas Marshall and Johnson (2005)
2. the ecology of crime, Shaw and McKay (1931)
3. more opportunity for crime. Felson and Clarke (1998)
4. Policing styles
5. less chance of getting caught
6. social deprivation
LIMITATIONS OF OFFICIAL CRIME STATISTICS
1. failure to report crimes to the police
2. the failure of the police to record crimes
3. is crime rate increasing?
CORPORATE CRIME
1. paper work and non-compliance
2. environmental/green crimes
3. manufacturing offences
4. labour law violations
5. unfair trade practices
6. financial offences
7. explanations for CC: Marxists like Box (1983)
8. why are corporate crimes under represented in official statistics
CRIME AND GLOBALIZATION
1. Karofi and Mwanza (2006)
2. the international illegal drug trade
3. human trafficking
4. money laundering
5. cyber crime
VICTIMS OF CRIME
1. victimology
2. gender and victimization
  1. domestic violence: Walklate (2004)
  2. rape
  3. explaining rape and domestic violence
3. age and victimization: Wilson (2006
4. ethnicity and victimization
5. Social class and victimization
6. explaining victimization
  1. positivist: Tierney (1996)
  2. Radical victimology
CRIME CONTROL, PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT
1. the criminal justice system
2. does imprisonment prevent crime?
3. realist theories and social policies for crom prevention
  1. left realism: social crime prevention and being tough on the causes of crime
  2. right realism: situational crime prevention and being tough on the criminals
    1. situational crime prevention
    2. increased social control
4. displacement theory

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