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Cards (19)
LW
labelling
and shaming
RW
surveillance and SCP and cancel culture
RW
foucalt
and
clarke
and erikson
LW
young
and
braithwaite
ECP
Wilson
and
kelling
DS
newman
CT
pollack
interactionist
Becker
- labelling
Marxist
WCC
Sutherland
and
box
Functionalism
Merton
and David and
Durkheim
Realist
cohen (DB) and Wilson (RCT)
Social class
Sutherland
- and
Williams
(
prison pop
) and Kinsey (
multiple victimisation
) and
Althusser
(
RSAs
and
ISAs
) and
Young
(
myth of equal victim
)
Green crime
South (primary vs secondary) and Beck (invisible risk society)
Global crime
Aas
(collective community) and
castells
(minimise risk) and
gastrow
(mafia is outdated)
Ethnicity
Smith and gray (stop and search)
Bowling and Phillips (drop cases)
Secret policeman study
Nightingale (paradox of inclusion)
Phillips and Browning (over-policed, under-protected)
Gilroy (myth of black criminality)
Holdaway (canteen culture)
Age
McVie (age categories blurred)
Soothill (peak age of conviction)
Circourel (stereotypes in custody)
Gender
Hanmer
(street in Leeds)
Stanko
(24hrs)
Walklate
(repeat victims)
Cohen
(delinquent boys)
Winlow
(bad fellas study)
Carlen
(gender deal)
Lees
(double deviance theory)
Hirschi
(family over crime)
Messerschmidt
(masculinity)
Subcultures
Miller (focal concerns)
Lyng (edgework, thrill)
Cohen (mods vs rockers)
Presdee (carnival of crime)
Katz and Jackson—Jacobs (noble pursuit of gangs)
Measuring crime
PRCF
SRS
OCS
VS
(
watts
,
bessant
and
hill
state chooses who to recognise/
Marx
WCC
victims unaware)
Kinsey
(MCS, women underreport)