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SOC 225: module 7 conflict and radical theories

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Soc225 (S0C225)

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University Of Alberta (UofA)

Objectives: Understanding multiple conflict and radical theories

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Module 7: Part 2

Conflict, and
Radical
Theories

©2012 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd.

, The Conflict Model
Maen
questions the
➢ Conflict theorists focus on the system itself.
➢ Laws represent the interests of specific groups (as
opposed to consensus view that the law reflects
shared values). Thepowerfulmakes laws for themselves
➢ Key concept is power: people who possess power
work to keep the powerless at a disadvantage.
➢ Definitions of crime and criminals mirror society’s
power relationships; norms are relative to time and
place.
Does not explain crime

©2012 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd. LO1

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