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These sociology flashcards cover key theories of crime and deviance, linking them to major sociological perspectives such as Functionalism and Marxism, while also examining their strengths and limitations. They include important theorists and explanations of why crime occurs in society, alongside topics such as globalisation, ethnicity and crime, and state crime. The flashcards also introduce victimology, focusing on the experiences and characteristics of victims of crime, helping students gain a broader understanding of crime, power, inequality, and social control in modern society.


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