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Explore the Marxist explanation of crime, focusing on how capitalism creates inequality and influences criminal behavior. This summary covers key concepts such as criminogenic factors, the role of the bourgeoisie and proletariat, and the impact of social class on crime rates. Ideal for sociology students studying crime and deviance theories.

Marxist Perspectives on Crime

Presentation

Shanine

crime and deviance 

Sociology

Explore the Marxist perspective on crime, focusing on how capitalism and consumerism contribute to social inequality and criminal behavior. This summary delves into key concepts such as differential enforcement, the impact of advertising on crime, and the socio-economic divide between the working and ruling classes. Ideal for students studying sociology and criminology.

Capitalism and Crime Analysis

Mind map

Juliana Teut

Study note

marxist view on crime

MARXIST VIEW ON CRIME

statistics, Ethnicity, gender, social class

Explore the intricate relationships between crime, ethnicity, gender, and social class. This summary delves into key sociological theories, white-collar crime, and the impact of statistics on understanding crime trends. Ideal for students studying crime and deviance.

Crime Patterns Overview

Revision note

Jasmine

statistics, ethnicity, gender, social class

patterns and trends in crime 

functionalists, Marxists, Neo-Marxists, Interactionalists, Righat and left realism

Explore key sociological perspectives on crime and deviance, including Functionalism, Marxism, Neo-Marxism, Interactionism, and Realism. This summary covers the causes of crime, the role of social control, and the impact of societal reactions. Ideal for students studying criminology and sociology.

Crime and Deviance Theories

functionalists, marxists, neo-marxists, interactionalists, righat and left realism

theories on crime and deviance 

This comprehensive essay evaluates the view that UK society has become more child-centred, incorporating sociological perspectives and key studies. It discusses the implications of child protection laws, the March of Progress view, and contrasting arguments regarding childhood experiences. Ideal for students studying sociology, this resource includes teacher feedback for improvement. Key concepts covered: child development, family dynamics, and the social construction of childhood.

Child-Centred Society Evaluation

Exam Practice

Emily Hilton

Worksheet

applying material from item d and your knowledge, evaluate the view that uk society has become more child-centred. [20 points]

Applying material from Item D and your knowledge, evaluate the view that UK society has become more child-centred. [20 marks]

Explore the functionalist perspective on crime and deviance, focusing on key theorists like Durkheim, Merton, and Hirschi. This summary covers social control, strain theory, and the implications of deviant behavior within society. Understand how social bonds influence conformity and the role of collective values in maintaining social order. Ideal for sociology students studying criminology and sociological theories of crime.

Functionalism & Crime Theory

Kornelia Majda

functionalist view on crime and deviance 

These slides cover the effects of labeliing- primary and secondary deviance and Young's study that applies these ideas. 
Also included- an evaluation of these theories, which is essential for your essay writing!! 

Explore Lemert's concepts of primary and secondary deviance, and Young's application of these theories to hippy marijuana users. This summary evaluates the impact of societal reactions on deviant behavior, essential for understanding crime and deviance in sociology. Ideal for essay preparation and exam revision.

Labelling Theory Insights

Saffron

these slides cover the effects of labeliing- primary and secondary deviance and young's study that applies these ideas. 
also included- an evaluation of these theories, which is essential for your essay writing!! 

lemert and young: the effects of labelling

Lemert and Young: the effects of labelling

wilson & kelling, and clarke, along with evaluations. right realist explanations of crime & deviance, and their policies

Explore the key concepts of Right Realism in criminology, including the Rational Choice Theory, Broken Windows Theory, and the role of social control in crime prevention. This summary covers influential theorists like Wilson, Kelling, and Clarke, along with critical evaluations of their policies and implications for tackling crime and deviance.

Theories of Deviance

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