Sociology
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Crime and Deviance
Sociological approaches to the solutions of crime. Considers major sociological viewpoints towards the problem of crime.
Marxist theories of crime and deviance. A detailed examination of Marxist and neo-Marxist ideas on crime.
Left and right realist views to crime.
Interactionist ideas on crime. This video looks at labelling and defining deviance.
Ethnicity and crime. Considers why some ethnic minority groups are more likely to be criminalised.
Media representations of crime. Looks at moral panics and the media construction of criminality.
Wilson & Kelling - An outline and explanation of the 'Broken windows' theory
The Dark figure of crime - Discussing the inaccuracy of official crime statistics
Durkheim's ideas on Crime & Deviance
Globalisation and Crime (Green Crime)
Summary of sociological approaches to the study of suicide. Demonstrates ideas from Durkheim, Douglas and Atkinson.
Functionalism and crime. A detailed look at strain and subcultural theories on crime.
Right realist approaches to crime and deviance.
Summary of appraches. This video is ideal as a revision tool for students.
Gender and crime. Considers why crime rates are significantly higher for men than women.
Official statistics and crime. Looks at the role and construction of crime statistics.
Stan Cohen explains the moral panic surrounding Mods and Rockers
Looking at the structure of organised crime (Part one - parts 2&3 can also be found on youtube
Globalisation networks and crime
More Globalisation and Crime with green crime examples
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