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Introduction CHAPTER Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Copyright © 2017 by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Social Structure Theories 7
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Major Principles of Sociological Theories • Social structure theories examine:  Institutional arrangements within a social structure  Social processes as they affect socialization and have an impact on social life • Macro focus  Stress types of behavior likely to be exhibited by group members
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Key Sociological Explanations For Crime • Social structure theories  Crime is the result of an individual's location within the structure of society. • Social process and social development theories  Crime is the end product of various social processes. • Conflict theories  Crime is the product of class struggle.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Social Structure Theories • See formal and informal economic and social arrangements of society as the root causes of crime and deviance • See negative aspects of social structure as producers of criminal behavior • Highlight arrangements within society that contribute to low SES of identifiable groups as significant causes of crime
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Social Disorganization Theory • Associated with the ecological school of criminology • W.I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki  Found crime rates rose among displaced persons  Suggested cause was social disorganization due to immigrants' inability to transplant norms and values from home cultures into the new one
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger The Chicago School • Social ecology  Links structure, organization of human community to interactions with its localized environment  Social pathology-based disease model • Robert Park and Ernest Burgess  Viewed cities as having five concentric zones, each with unique characteristics and populations
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Shaw and McKay • Applied concentric zone model to study of juvenile delinquency • Found offending rates remained constant over time within zones of transition • Cultural transmission  Traditions of delinquency transmitted through successive generations in the same zone
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger The Chicago School • Research demonstrated tendency for crime to be associated with urban transitional zones. • Key contribution of ecological school  Society has a major influence on human behavior.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger The Criminology of Place • Environmental criminology • Emphasizes importance of geographic location and architectural features in terms of prevalence of victimization continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger The Criminology of Place • Sherman  "Hot spots" of crime  Place-based crime prevention • Stark  Theory of deviant neighborhoods continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger The Criminology of Place • Broken windows theory  Wilson and Kelling  Neighborhood physical deterioration lead to increased crime, delinquency, vandalism  Led to increase in "order maintenance policing" and crackdown on quality-of- life offenses continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger The Criminology of Place • Criminology of place holds that location can be as predictive of crime as the lifestyles of victimized individuals or social features of victimized households.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Collective Efficacy and Crime • Order maintenance policies may be less effective in reducing crime than empowering residents to exert positive social control in their neighborhoods. • Collective efficacy  Collective ability of residents to produce social action to meet common goals and preserve shared values
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Strain Theory • Strain  The pressure that individuals feel to reach socially determined goals • Anomie (Robert K. Merton)  A disjunction between socially approved means to success and legitimate goals continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Strain Theory • Merton said legitimate goals are desirable to all but acceptable means to achieve them are not equally available. continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Strain Theory • Crime becomes an alternative means to success for those lacking the tools necessary to succeed in socially approved ways. • Not everyone accepts legitimacy of socially approved goals.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger TABLE 7-1 GOALS AND MEANS DISJUNCTURE
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Relative Deprivation • Messner and Rosenfeld blame crime on inconsistencies in the American Dream. • Relative deprivation  Economic and social gaps between rich and poor living in close proximity continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Relative Deprivation • Distributive justice  People's perceptions of their rightful place in reward structure of society  Culturally dependent continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Relative Deprivation • Types of relative deprivation  Personal • Individual feels deprived compared with others  Group • Communal sense of injustice shared by members of a group
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger General Strain Theory (GST) • Robert Agnew reformulated strain theory into a comprehensive perspective. • Sees crime as a coping mechanism to help people deal with socioemotional problems generated by negative social relations
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Figure 7–4 The Six Central Propositions of General Strain Theory Source: The Six Central Propositions of General Strain Theory by Robert Agnew from Pressured Into Crime: An Overview of General Strain Theory (New York: Oxford University Press, 2006).
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger General Strain Theory • Expands upon traditional strain theory  Widens focus  Strain may have cumulative effect on delinquency.  More comprehensive account of adaptations to strain  More fully describes wide variety of factors affecting choice of delinquent adaptations to strain continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger General Strain Theory • Agnew says chronic or repetitive strain creates predisposition for delinquency.  May manifest as negative affective states continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger General Strain Theory • Strain theories share two features.  Focus on negative relationships with others  Argue that adolescents pressured into delinquency by negative affective states
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Culture Conflict Theory • Root cause of crime found in clash of values over acceptable or proper behavior • Thorsten Sellin  Conduct norms provide valuative basis for human behavior, are acquired early in life through childhood socialization  Clash of norms between variously socialized groups results in crime continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Culture Conflict Theory • Primary culture conflict  A fundamental clash of cultures • Secondary culture conflict  Smaller cultures within the primary one clash
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Subcultural Theory • Subculture  A collection of values and preferences communicated to participants through a process of socialization • Subcultural theory  Sociological perspective emphasizing the contribution made by variously socialized cultural groups to the phenomenon of crime
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Focal Concerns • Walter Miller identified a lower class subculture with its own values and norms. • Behaviors upholding these norms may violate those of middle-class culture. • Crime is not a consequence of poverty and lack of opportunity but emanates from values characteristic of these subcultures. continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Focal Concerns • Trouble  Getting in, staying out, dealing with trouble • Toughness  Concern with masculinity • Smartness  Ability to outsmart or con others and avoid being duped continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Focal Concerns • Excitement  Search for thrills: fighting, gambling, picking up women, etc. • Fate  The concept of luck, being lucky • Autonomy  Taking care of oneself, not getting pushed around
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Delinquency and Drift • Gresham Sykes and David Matza • Members of delinquent subcultures also participate in the larger culture, understand conventional values, know their offending is wrong. • Use neutralizing self-talk to mitigate shame and guilt associated with violating social norms.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Delinquency and Drift • Delinquents drift between crime and conventional action, choosing the most expedient. • Use neutralization techniques to overcome guilt, keep from being alienated from larger society • Drug dealers, street robbers, carjackers, hackers all use techniques of neutralization
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Violent Subcultures • Franco Ferracuti and Marvin Wolfgang • Violence is a learned form of adaptation to problematic life circumstances. • Learning to be violent takes place within the context of a subculture emphasizing violence over other forms of adaptation. • Group's value system constitutes a subculture of violence. continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Violent Subcultures • Southern subculture of violence  Explains geographic differences in violent crime in U.S.  Some forms of violence more acceptable in southern U.S. • Black subculture of violence  Explains high rate of black under-class homicide in U.S.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Differential Opportunity Theory • Richard Cloward and Lloyd Ohlin  Blended subcultural and strain theory • Two types of socially structured opportunities for success  Legitimate • Access may be denied to members of lower class subcultures continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Differential Opportunity Theory • Two types of socially structured opportunities for success  Illegitimate opportunity structure • Subcultural paths to success not approved of by wider culture continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Differential Opportunity Theory • Delinquent behavior results from:  Ready availability of illegitimate opportunities  Replacement of cultural norms with expedient subcultural rules • Two necessary parts to delinquent act  Behavior violates basic social norms.  When officially known, criminal justice agents agree norms were violated. continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Differential Opportunity Theory • Crime and deviance are as normal as any other form of behavior supported by group socialization. • Deviance is an effort to conform to subcultural norms and expectations. • Conventional behavior conforms to norms of wider society.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Types of Delinquent Subcultures • Criminal subcultures  Criminal role models readily available • Conflict subcultures  Status through violence • Retreatist subcultures  Drug use and withdrawal from wider society
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Types of Lower Class Youth • Type I: Desire entry into middle class by improving economic position • Type II: Desire entry to middle class but not improvement in economic position • Type III: Desire wealth without entry to middle class • Type IV: Dropouts who retreat from mainstream via drug and alcohol use
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Reaction Formation • Albert Cohen  Associated with both strain theory and subcultural perspective • Youth held accountable to norms of wider society through "middle class measuring rod" of expectations • Not everyone is prepared to effectively meet such expectations. continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Reaction Formation • Juveniles experience status frustration when judged according to middle-class standards they cannot achieve. • Reaction formation  Process by which a person openly rejects that which he wants, or aspires to, but cannot obtain or achieve  Juveniles develop hostility toward middle-class values.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger The Code of the Street • Elijah Anderson  Contemporary street code stresses a hyperinflated notion of manhood resting on the idea of respect.  Street culture's violent nature means a man cannot back down from threats. • Decent vs. street families
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Gangs Today • Modern gangs are involved in serious and violent crimes. • Gangs can be big business.  Traditional criminal activities  Drug dealing • Distinctions between gangs and violence • Co-offending especially prevalent in the lives of gang members
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Policy Implications of Social Structure Theories • Chicago Area Project (Clifford Shaw)  Tried to reduce social disorganization in slum neighborhoods by creating community committees • Mobilization for Youth  Based on differential opportunity theory  Provided new opportunities, tried to change fundamental arrangements of society, address root causes of crime continued on next slide
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Policy Implications of Social Structure Theories • War on Poverty  Kennedy and Johnson Administrations  Programs designed to reduce crime rates by redistributing wealth in American society
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Critique of Social Structure Theories • Some argue the inverse of the "root causes" argument.  Suggest poverty and social injustices are produced by crime • If so, addressing poverty and social inequity as the root causes of crime is and ineffective crime prevention strategy.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Critique of Ecological Theories • May give too much credence to the notion that spatial location determines crime • Seems unable to differentiate between social disorganization and the things it is said to cause • Many crimes occur outside of socially disorganized areas.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Critique of Strain Theories • Original formulation less applicable to modern society • Delinquents do not report being more distressed than other youth.
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Critique of Subcultural Theories • Seen as lacking in explanatory power • Seen as tautological (circular) • Has been criticized or being racist
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by Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved Criminology Today: An Integrated Introduction, 8e Frank Schmalleger Other Critiques of Social Structure Theories • Link low SES to high delinquency  Not supported by empirical studies • Overemphasis on environments creates bias against looking elsewhere for possible causes. • Cannot predict which individuals, or which proportion of given population, will turn to crime
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