Crime & Deviance: Key Sociologists
Hey, I know I'm publishing this late and there's a lot but this is the reality of the minimum amount of sociologist you should know. Hope it helps any late starters and future students.
Just a map that synthesises all the sociologist that have made substantial studies on crime & deviance in various ways. It is a useful too to print off and see if you can remember the views, opinion or studies of these individuals... Hope it's as useful for you!
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- Created on: 10-06-13 09:04
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- Crime & Deviance
- Functionalist, Strain & Subcultural Theory
- Emile Durkheim
- Robert K. Merton
- 'American Dream' & Strain Theory
- A.K. Cohen
- Status Frustration
- Cloward & Ohlin
- Nigel South (1997) - Boundaries are too sharply drawn between the different types
- Walter B. Miller (1962)
- David Matza (1964)
- Subcultural Responses
- Messner & Rosenfeld (2001)
- Institutional Anomie
- Labelling Theory
- Howard Becker (1963)
- Platt (1969)
- 'Juvenile delinquency'
- Piliavin and Briar (1964)
- Police decisions to arrest base on appearance
- Cicourel (1968)
- Negotiations of Justice
- Edwin Lemert (1951)
- Primary & Secondary Deviance
- Jock Young (1971)
- Untitled
- Stanley Cohen (1972)
- Deviance Amplification
- John Braithwaite (1989)
- Re(Dis)integrative Shaming
- Marxist Theories
- David Gordon (1976)
- Crimenogenic Capitalism
- WIlliam Chambliss
- State of law making
- Jeff Reiman (2001)
- The more likely a crime is to be committed by the rich, the less likely the offense is to be treated as criminal
- Ian Taylor, Paul Walton & Jock Young (1973)
- Neo-marxism: Critical Criminology
- David Gordon (1976)
- Gender
- Browne (2009)
- Smart (1978)
- The Mad&Bad Theory
- Carlen (1997)
- Heidensohn (1996)
- Courts are harsher on women
- Ethnicity
- Lea & Young
- Left Realist: Marginalisation, Relative Deprivation, Subcultural Response
- Reinar (2000)
- Canteen Culture within the police
- Bowling & Phillips (2002)
- Police label black youths before they commit any offense
- Sue Sharpe & Budd (2005)
- Black offenders more likely to have had contact with the CJS in their lifetime
- Lea & Young
- Control, punishment and victims
- Clarke (1992)
- Situational Crime Prevention
- Wilson & Kelling (1982)
- Environmental crime prevention: Broken Windows
- Zero Tolerance policing
- Chaiken (1974)
- Criticism: Crime Displacement instead of prevention
- Melossi & Pavarini (1981)
- Marxist: imprisonment as reflecting capitalist relations of production
- Foucalt (1977)
- Birth of Prison: Sovereign & Disciplinary power
- Miers (1989)
- Positivist Victimology
- Walklate (1994)
- Critical victimology
- Clarke (1992)
- Suicide
- Emile Durkheim
- Altruistic, Egoistic, Anomic, Fatalistic
- J Jacobs (1976) Criticism
- Pheno-monological Approach. Only can understand through study of the people behind the suicde
- J Baechler 'Suicides' (1979)
- Escapist, Aggressive, Oblative, Ludic
- J Douglas (1967)
- The Social Meaning of Suicide
- Emile Durkheim
- Functionalist, Strain & Subcultural Theory
- Chaiken (1974)
- Criticism: Crime Displacement instead of prevention
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