CRIM 104 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Causal Loop, Puritans, Social Capital

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRIM 104
• Professor: Nick Athey

Document Summary

1. trace emile durkheim-robert merton anomie-strain legacy, explain how albert. 4. identify who talked about the criminal subculture, the conflict subculture and the retreatist subculture: why these 3 subculture are related to anomie-strain theory. 5. identify who wrote about general strain theory: why it is an integrated theory, aware of other theories that it is comprised of, explain meaning of aversion/ noxious stimuli, why they are relevant of general strain theory. 7. identify who developed institutional-anomie theory: explain how and why it differs from earlier versions of anomie-strain theory. 8. list 4 major social institutions: describe what each of them contributes to integration and regulation of the social structure and the cultural goals, explain why an imbalance between these institutions leads to white collar and corporate crime. Week 4: where social disorganization theory came from, what the term" chicago school" refers to, when, how chicago school came into existence.