Law and Politics

________ criminology calls for an overthrow of the existing social order as a way to eliminate crime.

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Ralf Dahrendorf suggests that ________ change brings about a lessening of social order.

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George Vold stated that laws express and protect the interests of ________ groups.

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According to George Vold, ________ is a universal form of interaction.

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According to Marx, the natural outcome of the struggle between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat ...

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According to Marx, the ________ earn their living by selling their labor.

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The writings of ________ led to the formation of communist ideals and perhaps the rise of communist ...

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According to the social conflict perspective, ________ is a tool of power that is used to further ...

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According to the restorative justice movement, crime is seen primarily as an offense against ...

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Dispute resolution programs involve binding arbitration by neutral parties.

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Peacemaking criminology suggests the adoption of a peace model based on retribution.

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Patriarchy refers to female dominance.

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Traditional criminological theory assumes men and women are the same.

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Peacemaking criminology has been criticized for being naive and utopian.

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Peacemaking criminology attempts to eliminate crime by ending suffering.

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Currently, radical criminologists emphasize calls for revolutionary change.

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Modern radical criminologists are calling for the abolition of capital punishment.

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According to Elliott Currie, as more nations copy the market society culture of the United States, ...

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Radicalcritical criminology has been criticized for its nearly exclusive emphasis on theory over ...

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Richard Quinney sees criminal law as an instrument of the state.

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According to Chambliss and Seidman, the probability of a group having its normative system embodied ...

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Ralf Dahrendorf suggested that constructive change results in a lessening of social order.

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George Vold saw crime as a manifestation of denied needs and values.

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George Vold compared a criminal to a soldier, using crime to fight for the survival of his or her group.

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The conflict perspective suggests that various social groups hold to similar definitions of right and wrong.

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