Crime and Deviance Archives – Page 11 of 18

Tax avoidance – supporting evidence for the Marxist Perspective on Crime

One of they key ideas of Marxist criminologists is that the Law is made by the property owning Capitalist class […]

Karl Thompson / December 29, 2017

Thought I’d start bashing out the occasional Friday post on good sociology movies… starting with Minority Report – which is

Karl Thompson / December 24, 2017

Has there been an increase in hate crime since Brexit? The Number of hate crimes reported to the police in

Karl Thompson / December 21, 2017

Lord Bassam, Labour’s soon to be chief whip in the House of Lords has just agreed to repay £41 000

Karl Thompson / October 29, 2017

According to the latest police recorded crime figures there has been a significant increase in crime in the last year:

Karl Thompson / October 17, 2017

Harvey Weinstein’s history of sexual harassment has been headline news for over a week now, but what should we make

Karl Thompson / October 16, 2017

A fifth of Crown Prosecution cases are alleged sex crimes or domestic abuse. In fact, the proportion compared to all

Karl Thompson / September 27, 2017

Government cuts to community policing have made it harder to prevent terror attacks, at least according to Ed Davey, the

What were the main causes of the 2011 London riots? What sociological perspectives does the evidence support?

Crime and deviance with theory and methods is the third and final exam paper (7192/3) in the AQA A level