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Deviance and Social Control |
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Basic
Concepts File Size: 47k / 60k Format: Teaching Notes and activities |
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Distribution of Crime File Size: 43k / 57k Format: Teaching Notes and activities |
| Contents include: Definitions of crime and deviance. Types of deviance (including societal and situational, culpable and non-culpable). Operationalising the concept of deviance. |
Contents include: Patterns of crime according to region, age, gender and class. Official statistics and British Crime Surveys. Explanations for the social distribution of crime. |
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Non-Sociological
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Functionalist
Theories File Size: 59k / 75k Format: Teaching Notes and activities |
| Contents include: The difference between Genetic, Biological and Psychological theories of crime and deviance. Lombroso’s theory of crime. Eysenck’s theory of crime based around extrovert personalities. The concept of incorrect socialisation. Sociological criticisms of non-sociological theories of crime and deviance. Methodological observations. |
Contents include: Overview of Functionalist perspective, Durkheim and the functions of crime, Merton and Strain Theory. |
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Ecological
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Subcultural
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| Contents include: General introduction to ecological theories; Concentric Zones, Cultural Transmission, Differential Association. |
Contents include: Overview of (Functionalist) subcultural theories: Reactive subcultures; Independent subcultures. |
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Interactionist
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Orthodox
Marxism and Crime File Size: 49k / 60k Format: Teaching Notes and activities Preview File On-Line |
| Contents include: Introduction to Interactionism, the "I" and the "Me", Delinquency and Drift, Labelling theory. |
Contents include: An outline of Marxist conflict theory as a distinct sociological perspective; discussion of the way "Orthodox" or "Traditional" Marxism has examined the nature of crime and deviance; concepts of power and ideological controls. |
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The Social Construction of Crime File Size: 850k Format: Textbook Chapter Author: Chris.Livesey and Tony Lawson |
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| I get loads of requests for information on deviancy amplification, so here it is, neatly bundled with context material about Interactionist perspectives on crime and deviance. As a bonus I've also included a section on postmodern criminology. The material is taken from the published version of A2 Sociology for AQA and it's designed to meet the requirements of the 2006 AQA Specification (although it's going to be equally applicable to the new (2008) AQA Specification). | ||
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Radical
Criminology File Size: 69k / 77k Format: Teaching Notes and activities Preview File On-Line |
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Criminology Origins File Size: 23k / 50k Format: Teaching Notes Preview File On-Line |
| Contents include: Taylor, Walton and Young's principles of a "fully social theory of deviance"; The relationship between the social structure of Capitalist society and crime; Radical criticisms of Functionalist and Interactionist theories of deviance; examples of Radical Criminological studies. |
Contents include: An overview of the theoretical origins of Radical Criminology as they can be related to Instrumental forms of Marxist analysis. |
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Right Realism File Size: 47k / 56k Format: Teaching Notes and activities |
| Contents include: An outline of the way Radical Criminology's "fully social theory of deviance" can be applied to understand some forms of sex crime. This file is based on an article by Soothill and Grover (not included for copyright reasons). |
Contents include: An overview and evaluation of New Right Realism; Control theory; Situational theory. |
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| Contents include: An overview of New Left Realism and its criticism of both conventional and radical forms of criminology; the relative validity of official crime statistics; the relationship between concepts of subculture, relative deprivation and political marginalisation. |
Contents include: The concept of "youth"; early theories of youth deviance; Functionalist theories of youth cultures. |
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Suicide
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| Contents include: Functionalist theories of youth subcultures; Marxist perspectives on youth subcultures; Semiological analyses of youth subcultures; Interactionist perspectives and beyond... |
Contents include: Overview of Durkheim's explanation of suicide (including methodological outline), positivist explanations of suicide. |
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Introduction To Deviance File Size: 102k / 60k Format: Teaching Notes and activities Author: David Keir |
| Contents include: Interactionist and positivist critiques of Durkheim, Interactionist explanations of suicide. |
Designed
to be, in the author's words, "a very gentle introduction" to the AQA
Deviance and Social Control synoptic module, the focus of this illustrated
booklet is on identifying, defining and explaining a range of introductory
concepts relating to deviance. The format combines informative notes with
brief exercises and extensive synoptic links. |
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Left Realism File Size: 81k Format: PowerPoint Author: Chris.Livesey |
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Approaches
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Contents include: A simple outline of the "3-cornered approach" to understanding crime and deviance |
Contents include: The basic features of correctional criminological and labelling approaches to crime and deviance are identified and compared. | ||
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Globalisation and Transnational Crime (part 1) File Size: 18mb / 2mb Format: PowerPoint Author: Chris.Livesey |
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The 2009 AQA Specification has a new section on *Globalisation and Crime in Contemporary Society* and this involves looking at the concept of *transnational crime*. This PowerPoint presentation focuses on examples of *conventional forms of crime facilitated by globalisation*, including *trafficking, counterfeiting* and *intellectual property rights*. The slides are designed to provide "background examples" of conventional transnational crimes that can be elaborated by teachers within the classroom. |
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