Gender Explanations for Crime and Deviance.
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- Gender Patterns of Crime and Deviance.
- Oakley.
- Canalisation.
- Passive Femininity.
- Canalisation.
- Heidensohn.
- Malestream Sociology.
- Women face more informal control to prevent them turning to crime than men: gossip, reputation etc.
- McRobbie and Garber.
- Bedroom Culture.
- Invisible Deviance.
- Bedroom Culture.
- Denscombe.
- Woman now take part in equally as much risk taking behaviour as men.
- High levels of female fraud and shoplifting.
- Blackman.
- New Wave Femininity.
- Using their sexuality to resist the control of men.
- New Wave Femininity.
- Lyng.
- Current society is too safe for the modern day man.
- Edgework.
- Current society is too safe for the modern day man.
- Scheff.
- Self Confidence.
- Pollark.
- Chivalry Thesis.
- Messerschmitt.
- Crisis of Masculinity.
- Feminisation of the Work Force.
- A. Cohen.
- Status Frustration.
- Young Working Class Males.
- Status Frustration.
- Hirschi.
- Bonds of Attachment.
- Parkin.
- In crime, males are a negatively privileged status group.
- Oakley.
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