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    Assess the view that process of globalisation has led to changes in both the amount of and types of crime. Globalisation is the growing interdependence of societies across the world‚ with the spread of the same culture‚ goods and economic interests across the globe. Therefore what happens in one locality is shaoed by distant events. Globalisation has many causes including the spread of new information and communication and also the global mass media‚ cheap air travel influence. Held et al suggested

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    be arrested and according to the act that they have committed. As of informal deviance‚ it is an individual or a group of people who do not conform to the general trends of society for example subcultures like gypsies and emos as well as people who have an excessive amount of tattoos and piercings. Subcultures are a group of people in society whose behavior and sometimes style of dress or simply the way they talk is significantly different from that of a wider society. These types of group’s standout

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    pages‚ I will be discussing how Sykes and Matza’s (1957) Techniques of Neutralization Theory has both positives‚ as well as drawbacks. Originally‚ Sykes and Matza proposed their theory as a critical response to other theorists who believed that deviant individuals were altogether disconnected from the dominant

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    delinquency. However‚ authorities did not consider factors which may result in antisocial behaviour. An explanation of this may come from theories of delinquency from social criminological theories such as social control theories; social bond and subculture theories; delinquent boys. Social Bond theory (Hirschi‚ T.‚ 1969) established that delinquent acts are a result of ones’ individual bonds to society being either weak or broken (Hirschi‚ 1969: 16). He went on to identify that there were four elements

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    social deviance. One example of this is shown in the Subjective view of deviance through a Constructionist Theory. The Subjectivist believes that a deviant person is a conscious‚ feeling‚ thinking subject and that one should understand the experience of that person. From a Constructionist perspective‚ deviants are actively seeking meanings in the deviant activities. The brothers in the movie are seeking meaning from their killing. They believe that they are on a mission from God‚ and that they will

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    the media classifying these subcultures as deviant and creating panic amongst the public. Cohen ’s had three main ideas to illustrate how “Moral Panic” was created during the 1960s. Firstly Exaggeration and Distortion. “The exaggeration of seriousness....the proportion engaged in violence”. Secondly Prediction. “ Media coverage regularly assumed events would be even worse”. Lastly Symbolisation “ Mods and Rockers appearance became associated with delinquency and deviant behaviour.(Tim Newburn 2013

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    that all people within society have‚ from children to criminals‚ in order to maintain stability. Subcultural theorists‚ such as Cohen‚ hold the idea that there is nothing wrong with criminals and those who commit deviant acts. Instead‚ they support another set of values or a subculture. However‚ there are views that disagree with these‚ such as Marxism and Conflict sociologists. Functionalist sociologists like Durkheim say that crime is normal and important in all societies. He says that there

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    risk‚ however‚ may attract the attention surrounding. Especially in bars‚ where the main audience is men. [3] Croatia considers the world’s Nudism centre. Nudism is free practiced in specific areas and resorts‚ which are remarkable for their high standards and qualitative services. Nudism is an ancient tradition and in nowadays in Croatia are about 30 nudism centres. [3] Popular attraction for tourist in Croatia is also rafting - challenging outdoor recreational activity and it is considered as

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    presented a threat to our social stability. Popular culture and increased pressure is the driving force behind the destruction of polite society and has turned Sexting into the moral panic of our time. Those who participate in Sexting are part of a deviant subculture and are considered folk devils and they take pleasure in breaking the rules. The recent alarm of Sexting‚ and crimes committed by females are the product of a moral panic that has had an impact on social‚ educational and legal policy making

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    with the Marxist view. The main functionalist theories I will be examining are Merton’s strain theory‚ Cohen’s status frustration and Cloward and Ohlin’s three subcultures. Functionalists argue that crime and deviance is useful and necessary in society as they reinforce the consensus of values‚ norms and behaviour of the majority non-deviant population. Functionalists such as Durkheim state that deviancy allows for social changes to occur and this is important for societies in order for it to remain

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