Functionalism and Marxism Crime

This theory says everytime a person breaks the law, the punishment reaffirms the boundaries'

• Functionalism

• Marxism

This theory says Capitalism is criminogenic for all classes because it creates false needs and promotes greed

• Functionalism

• Marxism

Gordon and Snider are:

• Functionalists

• Marxists

Reiman said the rich get richer, the poor get prison. He is a:

• Functionalists

• Marxists

A theorist of this type says crime can be dysfunctional. Working class crime is when there is a strain between what people want and whether have means to approve it. A response is innovation.

• Functionalism (Merton)

• Marxism (Snider)

• Functionalist subcultural (Cohen)

They argue the rich shape the law, thus they don't stop loopholes to avoid paying taxes for companies and rich individuals

• Functionalism

• Marxism

Cohen and Cloward and Ohlin are:

• Functionalist subcultural theorists

• Traditional Functionalists

• Marxists

The fact there is only an investigation after a disaster like Grenfell into corporate selling of cladding would be said by.

• Cohen

• Merton

• Snider

A criticism of this theory is that some capitalist countries, such as Japan, have low crime rates.

• Functionalism

• Marxism

Working class boys fail at school, so gain status from inverting middle class values (vandalism). This is a subcultural response theory by:

• Cohen

• Cloward and Ohlin