Institutional anomie theory 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: MiaCCreated on: 16-06-15 13:47 Who talks about institutional anomie theory? Messner and Rosenfield 1 of 10 How are they similar to merton? Use the american dream for the basis of their theory in terms of goals. 2 of 10 How are they different to merton? They give a more contemporary view. 3 of 10 What do they argue pushes people towards crime? The obsession with individual monetary success 4 of 10 What attitude does the obsession with success create? A winner takes all attitude 5 of 10 What do Messner and Rosenfield argue is the reason for the determined attitude to success? The influence of institutions as they push a ruthless and competitive mindset. 6 of 10 What does the anything goes mentality create in institutions? Anomic cultural environment and the economic rewards are valued above all. 7 of 10 What do the attitudes pushed by institutions link to? The attitudes that fit with the world of crime. 8 of 10 Give an example in history where institutional anomie theory could have occurred The banking crisis 9 of 10 What theory could this also link to due to money being their goal? Sociologist? Ideological State apparatus, money is this for them. Althausser. 10 of 10
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