CRIM 104 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Control Theory, White-Collar Crime, Nonconformist

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRIM 104
• Professor: Barry Cartwright

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Emile durkheim: durkheim, moral order more fundamental, committed to preserving, regarded society, society as an entity. Conformity: conformity, conformity and social control https://webct. sfu. ca/webct/contentpageserverservlet/criminology%20 ure%208%20outline%20(burnaby-fall%202012). htm?pageid=2491489766201. 2012-10-25 8:56 am: non-conformity can be expected. School: park, burgess, concerned with social disorganization. Social disorganization & social control: social disorganization leads to a breakdown, when informal social controls break down. Theory: came after the roaring twenties, time of the american dream https://webct. sfu. ca/webct/contentpageserverservlet/criminology%20 ure%208%20outline%20(burnaby-fall%202012). htm?pageid=2491489766201. And a good time was had by all . Albert reiss: did his phd and taught, in 1951, talked about how people conform. Reiss cont: delinquency may be viewed as a consequence of the failure https://webct. sfu. ca/webct/contentpageserverservlet/criminology%20 ure%208%20outline%20(burnaby-fall%202012). htm?pageid=2491489766201. 2012-10-25 8:56 am of primary groups to provide the child with appropriate non- delinquent roles and to exercise social control over the child. Ivan nye: attended michigan state, talked about family-focused, the family could/should generate. Ivan nye cont: direct control, internalized control, indirect control= Containment theory: form of social control theory https://webct. sfu. ca/webct/contentpageserverservlet/criminology%20 ure%208%20outline%20(burnaby-fall%202012). htm?pageid=2491489766201.