realism for crime and deviance
- Created by: Emma Cornhill
- Created on: 05-05-16 13:58
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- Left Realism
- explanation
- victim based approach
- most of information comes from VICTIM SURVEYS
- example of victim survey: Islington survey
- most of information comes from VICTIM SURVEYS
- influenced by strain theory (merton)
- created to oppose right realism
- Lea and young (early 80's)
- victim based approach
- Solutions to crime
- long term strategy
- social equality
- short term solutions
- Police
- community policing
- contrast to right realism
- Zero tolerance
- military policing
- leads to mobilzation of bystanders
- more crime
- leads to mobilzation of bystanders
- military policing
- Zero tolerance
- troubled area
- contrast to right realism
- community policing
- immediate polices
- young and matthews
- work with victims
- restorative justice
- impact statements
- focus on high crime areas
- ensuring everyone is invloved
- agree with right realism
- Police
- long term strategy
- explanation
- main beliefs
- subcultural
- marginalisation
- people pushed to the outside of society, so find other ways to get back in
- accept that poverty and unemployment can cause crime
- explanation
- victim based approach
- most of information comes from VICTIM SURVEYS
- example of victim survey: Islington survey
- most of information comes from VICTIM SURVEYS
- influenced by strain theory (merton)
- created to oppose right realism
- Lea and young (early 80's)
- victim based approach
- square of crime
- influenced by the new criminology
- don't talk much about offenders or public
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