Marxism and subcultural marxism 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelWJEC Created by: Suspicious MindsCreated on: 12-05-14 19:02 Brake Saw youth's response as 'magical' in that it was an illusion that appeared to solve their problems but in reality the problems of capitalism remained 1 of 9 Bonger Capitalism is based on greed, selfishness and exploitation therefore crime is inevitable 2 of 9 Pearce Argues that society ignores the dark side of the huge amount of corporate and white collar crime that exists 3 of 9 Chambliss Illegal activities of the rich are frequently ignored as they are protected by laws. Policing focuses on working class crime and areas 4 of 9 Hall Suggests the upper class and police have an agenda e.g. lower class are far more likely to be stopped and searched 5 of 9 Sutherland Found that large corporate firms are rarely prosecuted for corrupt crimes because most people are unaware if they are victims of this crime 6 of 9 Snider Governments are often reluctant to pass laws that threaten the profits of large companies 7 of 9 Neo-Marxism Influenced by traditional Marxism but combined with labelling approach 8 of 9 Taylor Crime viewed as people fighting back against the injustice of capitalism 9 of 9
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