Left Realist explanations of crime
- Created by: Ash-Ketchum
- Created on: 20-10-15 11:04
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2. What has increased the sense of relative deprivation in Late Modernity?
- Greater inequality and individualism, Cultural inclusion (media promote consumerism) & economic inclusion (rpoor people included in oppurtunities)
- Greater inequality and individualism, Cultural inclusion (media promote consumerism) & economic exclusion (poor people excluded from oppurtunities)
- Greater equality and individualism, Cultural exclusion (media promote consumerism) & economic exclusion (poor people excluded from oppurtunities)
3. What is the outcome of the three concepts?
- Street crime and burglary commited largely by young males as ideological resistance
- Street crime and burglary commited largely by young males
- Street crime and burglary commited largely by young females
4. How is Realism different to the traditional theories?
- It takes the issue of crime seriously and its effects on victims seriously, aims to create practical solutions for reducing and dealing with crime and criminals
- It is only interested in theoritical ideas, not practical solutions
- Only interested in crime and inequality
5. What happens to relative deprivation in Late Modernity?
- Become unown throughout all society, hgiher standards of living mean it isnt around
- Become generalised throughout all society, widespread resentment at unfair wages, m/c hate w/c for using welfare benefits
- Become generalised throughout community, little resentment at unfair wages, m/c hate w/c for using welfare benefits
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