Explanations Crime & Deviance Pt1

Transnational organised crime known as 'the cross border activities of organised crime groups which exploit their advantage of global interconnectedness' is known as what?

• Green Crime

• White Collar Crime

• Global Organised Crime

Which theorist sees global organised crime as resembling business networks?

• Gastrow (2013)

• Castells (2000)

• Aas (2007)

• Potter (2010)

The intertwining of global and local conditions that impact on global phenomena is

• Globalisation

• Global Village

• Glocalisation

Crimes against the environment such as deforestation, CO2 emissions and fishing are what type of crime?

• Global

• Green

• Corporate

• Local

Global Organised Crime has an intersection of the local and global. Which theorist suggested this?

• Castells (2000)

• Robertson (1999)

• Aas (2007)

• Gastrow (2013)

Primary Green Crimes are

• Actions committed as a response, often to cover up environmental crime.

• Crimes which directly inflict harm to the environment.

• The intertwining of the local and global impact of crime.

• Crimes that only affect people and the environment

Anomie refers to

• Value consensus with shared norms.

• A society where there are no shared norms

• A state of chaos and normlessness

• Social solidarity and cohesion

Key theorist for Functionalist and crime explanations is

• Castells

• Durkheim

• Karl Marx

• Merton

Functionalists believe crime to be functional, intentional and necessary.

• True

• False

Functionalists believe crime is functional, inevitable and normal

• True

• False