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Functionalist, Strain and Subcultural Theories
Functionalist Theories
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Durkheim
does not quantify the level of crime that is beneficial for society
Functionalists
explain the existence of crime in terms of its
supposed
function but crime is never done with the intention of strengthening society
Ignores the effects of
crime
on the individual rather than the whole of society. crime is
'functional
for whom?'
Crime does not just support
solidarity
. It can also cause a lack of
social cohesion
such as
women staying at home at night from fear
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