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2. What have other realist surveys found?

  • Fear of crime is highest among poor, reflects how they are most at risk from crime
  • Fear of crime is highest among rich, reflects how they have more to lose
  • Fear of crime is highest among m/c, reflects how they are most at risk from crime

3. What is part of victims and social policy?

  • Restorative justice (Left Realism), Sherman & Strang - public thinks its too soft on criminals but victims like it as less fear of crime & anger at criminal, Braithwaite - reintegrative shaming labells act devaint not person, less reoffending
  • Restributive justice (Left Realism), Sherman & Strang - public thinks its too soft on criminals but victims like it as less fear of crime & anger at criminal, Braithwaite - reintegrative shaming labells act devaint not person, less reoffending
  • Restorative justice (Right Realism), Sherman & Strang - public thinks its too soft on criminals but victims like it as less fear of crime & anger at criminal, Braithwaite - reintegrative shaming labells act devaint not person, less reoffending

4. How do feminists criticise the structured interview method used by the CSEW?

  • Dislike active role of researcher and passive role of interviewee, interviewee has no power to change subject, Reflects matriarchal power in society
  • Dislike active role of researcher and passive role of interviewee, interviewee has no power to change subject, Reflects patriarchal power in society
  • Dislike passive role of researcher and active role of interviewee, interviewer has no power to change subject, Reflects patriarchal power in society

5. Who did a victim survey about gendered power relationships?

  • Walklate - Unstructured interviews, found many female victims unable to leave partner due to gendered power relationships eg less money/job, nowhere to go (refuges declining), often blame themselves, threats of violence/losing kids scares them
  • Dobash & Dobash - Unstructured interviews, found many female victims unable to leave partner due to gendered power relationships eg less money/job, nowhere to go (refuges declining), often blame themselves, threats of violence/losing kids scares them
  • Kelly - Unstructured interviews, found many female victims unable to leave partner due to gendered power relationships eg less money/job, nowhere to go (refuges declining), often blame themselves, threats of violence/losing kids scares them

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