Introduction To Criminology (SG1019)
City University (City)
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Introduction To Criminology
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Lecture notes containing the emergence of criminology and contexts of criminological studies as a distinctive discipline. 
What is criminology? 
How does Criminology affect our daily lives? 
What shapes knowledge and understanding of crime? 
 How do we define crime and how is crime recorded and reported by different members of society and groups such as communities, media/press and politicians?
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Introduction To Criminology Package
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The whole module of Introduction To Criminology included.
From the Introduction to Feminist Criminology.
Covers all theories , criminologists , topics for this module and the base knowledge of Criminology.
No lessons have been missed , the full high quality package to understanding Criminology.
Every lesson about criminology for new students.
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Feminist Criminology
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How women offenders have been stereotyped, distorted and side lined within mainstream criminology. 
 The role of feminist criminology in drawing attention to gendering and the explanations feminist criminology offers abut why women ( and men ) offend. 
 Injustices arising as a result of the treatment of women victims and offenders. 
Looking at the differences between men and women in crime and criminology. 
The characteristics of female criminals. 
Strength and weaknesses of Feminist Crimino...
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Control Theory
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What is Control Theory in Criminology? 
examples of Control Theory in Criminology 
Strengths and weaknesses of Control Theory. 
Lecture slides of social control theory as an explanation for crime, criminal behaviour and its relevance to deviance. 
Looking at the work of Travis Hirschi and the concept of social identity and social controls. 
Examining the different viewpoints in social control theory and looking at how criminals fall under certain categories. 
Discussing the history of the contr...
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Structural Functionalism
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What is Structural Functionalism? 
Functionalist theories of Crime 
Examples of Structural Functionalism 
Basic concepts of Structural Functionalism 
What do functionalists like about crime? 
Lecture slides as Crime as a sociological phenomenon and look at the explanations from Emile Durkheim whose work is the basis for Structural Functionalism. 
Considering concepts such as the normality of crime, the social function of crime and punishment including its importance for social solidarity and nor...
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Marxist Criminology
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What is Marxist Criminology? 
What are the differences in crime between the rich and the poor? 
How did Karl Marx contribute to Criminology? 
Strengths and Weaknesses of Marxist Criminology 
The political economy of crime, control functions of criminal law in capitalist society and the criminalisation processes that protect the class system. 
 Examining and considering the notion of the 'authoritarian state' and the explanations it provides for crime, laws and social controls in neo-liberal ...
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Criminological Perspectives
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Exploring classical thoughts on Criminology dating back to the eighteenth century 
Discussing classical views about individuals and classical explanations of victims, criminals and crime control measures. 
Mainly looking at Beccaria and Bentham on criminological perspectives? 
Who are these Criminologists , what views do they impose and their explanations. 
Features of different crimes and their categories they fall under 
How does 18th century Criminology relate to modern society?
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Mapping Urban Crime
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What is the definition of Urban Crime? 
What are the causes of Urban Crime? 
Consequences of Urban Crime 
Examples of Urban Crime. 
Consider the relevance of crime distribution, what it means and what influences it. 
Refers to work carried out by the University of Chicago in the 1920's and 1930's into the development of a city and how urbanisation, industrialisation and migration influences and or give rise to social life, crime and criminal activity. 
Key Criminologists such as Sutherland , ...
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Anomie And Strain Theory
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Social conformity and its effect on communities and individuals by looking at the concept of anomie by Robert Merton. 
Discusses the contextual arguments for crime and deviance as a consequence of social strain and the links between social structure, acculturation and crime. 
Key criminologists such as Merton and Durkheim. 
Looking at several cultures and social structures in relation to crime and criminals. 
How does Strain Theory link to criminology and the world? 
How does Anomie Link with C...
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Labelling Theory
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What is Labelling theory in Criminology? 
What are the strength and weaknesses of Labelling theory 
Evaluation and critical analysis of labelling Theory. 
Labelling theory of Crime. 
The nature of social reaction and intervention by social control agencies in relation to deviance and crime. 
 Considers the distinction between primary and secondary definitions of deviance against the backdrop of labelling and identify formation. 
Looking at several theories of Labelling Theory. 
Key Criminologis...
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