left realism and crime
- Created by: maisyandrews05
- Created on: 11-06-19 15:26
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- left realism
- relative deprivation
- crime has roots in relative deprivation - how deprived someone feels in relation to others
- they might resort to crime to gain what they feel entitled to
- young
- in late modern society, problems are related to harsher welfare benefits, cultural inclusion and economic exclusion
- causes a bulimic society
- people see images of expensive consumer lifestyles but are then forced by economic circumstances to get rid of expectations
- subculture
- subculture = groups solution to problem of relative deprivation
- some subcultures do not lead to crime
- can lead to religion
- marginalisation
- some groups find themselves on the edge of society
- social exclusion through unemployment
- lead to anti social behaviour
- social exclusion through unemployment
- some groups find themselves on the edge of society
- solutions to crime
- main solution to crime = remove underlying cause of crime = social inequality
- police rely on info from public, but support = reducing
- rely on military policing
- crime control must involve a multi - agency approach
- relative deprivation
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