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Conflict theory
States that society is in
conflict
with each other between
rich
and
poor
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Communism
Creates a
fairer
society according to
Marxism
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Capitalism
Based on
private
ownership
and produces
inequality
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Working class
Has the
power
to
change
things
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Radical change
Can only come through
revolution
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Bourgeoise
The
ruling
class which is made up of the
capitalists
, the
owners
of means of
production
(factories and land)
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Proletariat
The
working
class whose members are
exploited
by the
ruling
class, in order for them to make a
profit
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what Marxism states -
Capitalist
society (based on
money
and private
ownership
of property) is the cause of
crime
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The
ruling
class own the
factories
/farms and
control
means of
production
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The
working
class are the
majority
of working class who only have the ability to
work
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The
capitalist
society is set up in the
interest
of the
ruling
class (including police, government, schools, prison and media) and the working class are
exploited
and
oppressed
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People at the
top
try to control the
masses
and maintain
status quo
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Inequality in society
People living In
poverty
with little
hope
of change may try to
break
the
law
to
survive
They might also feel really
frustrated
and left out so commit
crimes
Inequality
causes feelings of
alienation
and
frustration
resulting in
non-utilitarian
crimes (violence and vandalism)
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Capitalism pushes consumerism
It convinces us we
NEED
material goods. This can be done by
influencers
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White collar crime
Can get
away
with it as it easily goes under the
radar
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Marxists believe that
law
making and
enforcement
serve in the
interests
of the
capitalist society
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William Chamberlin
argues that the laws are made to
protect
the
private
property of the
rich
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There are no
laws
against the
rich
owning
several
houses
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Very few laws
challenge
the
unequal
distribution of
wealth
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Poorer working class are treated differently
The police treat the
working
class
differently
as they have
typification's
They use
stop
and
search
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