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6. what is control theory?
- women and men are charged differently for the same crimes
- women suffer patriarchy in the home, at work and in public
- the class and gender deals; dont need to offend because of material rewards after work and emotional rewards for performing the expressive role
- men have an innate criminality
7. who talks about laws as performing an ideological function eg health laws to maintain the capitalist labour force?
- Pearce
- merton
- gordon
- Chambliss
8. who discusses selective law enforcement and the mystification process of crime?
- Box
- adler
- chambliss
- gordon
9. who discussed strain theory?
- ohlin
- davis
- merton
- durkheim
10. who discussed the liberation thesis?
- durkheim
- Adler
- parsons
- archer
11. who explained that crime is undesirable- 'society of saints'?
- davis
- Durkheim
- parsons
- merton
12. what is utilitarian crime?
- hedonistic; for material gain
- symbolic; vandalism, violence
13. who discussed anomie and a specialised society?
- davis
- durkheim
- cloward
- merton
14. who says working class boys face anomie?
- parsons
- cohen
- merton
- durkheim
15. who discusses control theory?
- cloward
- carlen
- merton
- cohen
16. what does merton say a 'conformist' response is?
- rejecting institutional cultural strain, creating own goals and means of achieving them
- accepting the goals and means of cultural strain
- loosing sight of the goals but accepting the means of cultural strain
- rejecting the goals and means of cultural strain
17. who discussed utilitarian and non utilitarian crime?
- cohen
- davis
- cloward
- ohlin
18. who talks about the 3 types of subculture; criminal, conflict and retreatist?
- parsons
- davis
- cloward & ohlin
- merton
19. who discussed 'boundary maintenance'? (formal sanctions lead to collective social morality and social solidarity) functionalist
- cloward
- Ohlin
- Durkheim
- cohen
20. who claims men have an innate criminality?
- white
- Lombroso and terrero
- cicourel
- heidensohn