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14 Cards in this Set
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rule-breaking is the outcome of a 3-stage process, social groups create deviance
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Howard Becker
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law attempts to resolve crisis inherent in capitalism
Law serves the l/t interests of capitalism |
William Chambliss
(structural marxist pov) |
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one of the first self-esteem models of crime and delinquency
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Howard Kaplan
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social control leads to deviance; distinguished b/w primary & secondary deviance
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Edwin Lemert
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radical theory
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Karl Marx
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contemporary conflict theory
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Richard Quinney
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radical conflict theory
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Austin Turk
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group conflict theory
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George Vold
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labeling theorists
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becker
kaplan lemert Schur (radical nonintervention) (goffman) |
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Humans are rational purposeful actors subject to an unequal distribution of power that produces inevitable conflict
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contemporary conflict theory
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Historical materialism: in each historical period we have dominant modes of production, feudalism, capitalism, slavery, etc
*Crime is an inevitable product of the inherent contradictions of capitalism |
radical theory
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Argues that no-one is intrinsically criminal, rather criminality is “a definition applied by individuals w/the power to do so”
norms of domination & deference Criminalization results from the interaction b/w enforcers and alleged violators |
radical conflict theory
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5 forces of criminalization
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CROPS
Congruence (coming together) of cultural and social norms. Realism of moves during the conflict. Level of organization of the subjects. Power differential between enforcers and violators. Degree of sophistication in interpretation of behaviors. |
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Groups come into conflict with each other when their interests start to overlap
Whoever has power in society has the ability to make rules doesn’t apply to street crime |
group conflict theory
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