1
Q
What has happened in 2008?
A
The financial crisis
2
Q
What has happened since the 2008 crisis?
A
Activities of people made corporate crime more visible
3
Q
What type of people have helped to increase the visibility of corporate crime?
A
Campaigns against corporate tax evasion
4
Q
Who campaigns against corporate tax avoidance?
A
Occupy and Uk Uncut
5
Q
Who else campaigns against corporate crime invisibility?
A
Journalists, media
6
Q
What is an example?
A
Ads about getting money back after bad pension advice
7
Q
Why is marketisation and privatisation of public services good?
A
Large corporations more involved in people’s lives
= More exposed to public scrutiny now
(S) Crime and Deviance
flashcards
Decks in class (86)
# Cards
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Functionalists Views on Crime26
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The Inevitability Of Crime14
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Merton’s Strain Theory14
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The American Dream13
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Deviant Adaptations To Strain20
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Other Functions Of Crime17
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Subcultural Strain Theories - Status Frustration26
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Subcultural Strain Theories - Cloward And Ohlin26
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Recent Strain Theories - Institutional anomie theory11
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Interactionism10
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Becker - Deviance is relative27
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Who gets labelled?11
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The Negotiation Of Justice - Cicourel20
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Primary and Secondary Deviance33
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Deviance Amplification Spiral12
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Labelling and Criminal Justice Policy8
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Reintergative Shaming10
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Suicide22
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Coroners' Common-sense Knowledge15
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Mental illness30
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Institutionalisation5
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Criminogenic Capitalism19
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The state and law making18
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Selective Enforcement4
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Ideological Functions of Crime and Law17
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Neo-Marxism - Critical Criminology39
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White Collar And Corporate Crime19
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White Collar Crime7
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The Scale and Types of Corporate Crime14
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The Abuse Of Trust23
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The Invisibility of Corporate Crime25
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Partial Visibility7
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Explanations of Corporate Crime32
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Marxism- Mystification23
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Right Realism - Key Ideas17
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Right Realism - Causes of Crime41
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Right Realism - Tackling Crime15
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Zero Tolerance: An Urban Myth?13
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Left Realism - Introduction6
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Left Realism - Key Ideas22
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Left Realism - Causes of Crime (1)38
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Left Realism - Causes of Crime (2)29
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Left Realism - Tackling Crime24
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Left Realism And Government Policy15
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The Chivalry Thesis14
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Evidence against The Chivalry Thesis14
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Bias against women26
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Functionalist sex role theory16
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Patriarchal Control39
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Control Theory32
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The Liberation Thesis16
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Masculinity and Crime36
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Postmodernity, Masculinity, Crime14
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Body Capital11
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Alternative sources of Statistics - Victim surveys12
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Alternative sources of Statistics - Self Report Studies10
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Ethnicity, Racism, Criminal Justice System16
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Explaining stop and search Patterns16
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Arrests and cautions4
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Prosecution and Trial9
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Convictions and Sentencing10
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Pre-sentence Reports9
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Prison4
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Left Realism - Ethnicity20
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NeoM - The Myth Of Black Criminality16
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Policing the Crisis31
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More recent approaches13
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Extent and Risk of Victimisation0
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Responses to Victimisation0
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Media representation of crime5
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News Values and Crime Coverage13
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Fictional representations of crime0
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Fear of Crime13
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The media, relative deprivation, and crime8
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Cultural Criminology, the media and crime11
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Media And The Commodification Of Crime0
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Cyber Crime0
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The Global Criminal Economy13
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Global Risk Consciousness8
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Globalisation, Capitalism And Crime16
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Crimes Of Globalisation16
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Patterns Of Criminal Organisation0
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Glocal Organisation8
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Mcmafia18
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Durkheim - Justice9
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Marxism - Capitalism and Punishment5
