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    class consumers. However the isolation of a particular crime or trend of deviant events could be seen as an effective approach to tackle and minimise such specific crimes as the government are pressured into creating stronger punishments for the perpetrators and it also raises awareness within society. Richard Ericson et al’s study of Toronto found that 45 to 71 % of quality press and media coverage involved various deviant acts‚ whilst Williams

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    culture as better or worse than our own. This will help with treating all fellow classmates and faculty as equals. Option 3: I visited a Brazilian community in Somerville for my participant observation project. This is a great example of a subculture‚ or a world with the larger world of the dominant culture. Culture‚ as defined by Henslin‚ is the

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    The values-learned perspective states that police officers learn their ethical or unethical behavior through indoctrination into the law enforcement organization they are a part of. The indoctrination into the subculture molds and shapes the behavior of new officers and as they learn to behave like their colleagues‚ what is expected of them in order to be included becomes their moral standard. One example of this from the audio recording is the officers who worked with Adrian Schoolcraft. These officers

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    Outline and Assess Functionalist Explanations of Crime and Deviance [50 Marks] Pease (1994) said‚ ‘Crime comprises those actions which are deemed so damaging to the interest of the community that the state determines that it must take a direct role in identifying and acting against the criminal.’ Downes and Rock (1998) said ‘Deviance may be considered as banned or controlled behaviour which is likely to attract punishment or disproval.’ In short‚ ‘Deviance’ is a asocial construct that can change

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    Essay on Youth Culture The 60’s and 70’s saw the rise of youth culture. Youth culture can be seen as a particular pattern of beliefs‚ values‚ symbols and activities that a group of young people are seen to share. Along with the rise of youth culture came the theories developed on it. The theories developed in the 60’s were mainly functionalism. Functionalists believe that society or a social structure is like a biological structure and that all social institutions function for the survival

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    the shifting boundaries of our socially structured reality. (Erikson‚ 1964) What is perceived as deviant behavior is subject to change depending on our position‚ place and time. Different cultures have different levels of social order and control‚ therefore making what can be seen as a deviant behavior in one culture highly acceptable in another. When we define someone or some group as deviant - we strengthen our own position and simplify our response to the "other": we can ignore‚ expunge

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    norms and values‚ so some individuals will be prone to deviate‚ and particularly in modern societies‚ there is a diversity of lifestyles and values Different groups develop their own subcultures with distinctive norms and values‚ and what the members of the subculture regard as normal‚ mainstream culture may seem as deviant. In Durkheim’s view‚ modern societies the rules governing behaviour become weaker and less clear-cut. This is because modern societies have a complex‚ specialised division of labour

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    definition does not do deviance justice. Putting a negative stronghold on society would be considered deviant but this is not neccessary true. Criminal deviance‚ any different lifestyle than the Social norms such as: your dress code‚ sexual Preference‚ religious beliefs‚ marital status or any Other Conduct that is not according to the social norm Could make any ordinary citizen deviants in the eyes of Society‚ According to Henslin (2010) deviance is‚ “any violation of norms” (p. 154). It

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    Martin Lynch 7/12/2013 SOC 3620 Criminology The Untouchables The year is 1930 in the beautiful yet corrupt city of Chicago‚ Illinois. The entire United States is right in the thick of prohibition and the face of the corruption leads directly to Al Capone. Capone has the entire city of Chicago in the palm of his hand. Including the mayor himself‚ William Hale Thompson. The United States government finally decides to intervene and take down Capone with the hiring of a member of the US Treasury

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    subordinates ‚ through means such as the media ‚ ideology and false-class consciousness‚ to name a few mediums. An example of this‚ again the result of a study conducted by Chambliss. Marxist say that the rich and powerful decide what is considered deviant and criminal in society to suit their own needs and interests. This supports item A as it states ’a set of rules laid down by the state in the interest of the ruling class’. This is reflected in crime statistics; the most common offenders are young

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