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Causation of Crime : In 8 pages , the author
discusses many of the theories for the causation of crime, such as social learning, social
strain, and disintegration of family. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Crimcaus.wps
Social Theories Explained : A variety of social theories are discussed in
this 10 page paper. Specific theories include anomie, differential association, social
strain, social stratification and alienation. The importance of the family, and different
views on the subject, is also included. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Socthers.wps
Theories In Criminology : 5 pages in length. Both sociological and
psychological theory are looked at in relationship to criminal behavior in this overview.
The two theories, Labeling Theory and Social Learning Theory, are outlined and discussed
as individual theories as well as in relationship to one another and their related
disciplines. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Labeletc.wps
The Labeling Theory : In 5 pages the author discusses labeling theory. A
definition is given, major theorists are listed, and some examples in research are
provided. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Labelth.wps
Positive School Of Thought / Theorists In Modern Criminology : A 12 page
paper discussing the Italian School of positive thought and its contributions to
principles of modern criminology. Bibliography lists 11 sources. Poscrim.doc
Social Theory & Security Management : An 18 page paper that explores the
ramifications of social crime prevention through the application of social theories in the
work of security managers. Paper deals with such issues as anomie, deviance, etc. and
discusses these issues through the viewpoint of current research and application of the
theories. Bibliography lists more than 15 sources. Crimthry.rtf
A Sociological Examination of Gang Subculture : 9 pages in length. A
sociological examination of Sanyika Shakur's (1992) book entitled, "Monster: The
Autobiography of An L.A. Gang Member." In the book, the author tells in graphic
detail of his years as an inner-city gang member and the violent escapades in which he was
involved. This research paper attempts to examine the author's behavior from a criminology
standpoint using a number of sociological (& crime) theories to make relevant points.
Modeling, conflict, and other premises are used. Six additional supporting sources are
cited in bibliography. Lagangbk.wps
Luis Rodriguezs "The Crazy Life" : A 5 page
analysis of the book Always Running: La Vida Loca: Gang Days in L.A. by Luis J.
Rodriguez. The writer demonstrates how it is particularly Rodriguez perspective
which makes this vivid account of life in a L.A. gang come to life. No additional sources
cited. Crazylif.wps
"8 Ball Chicks" & Social Learning
Theory : A 5 page paper that looks at the social learning theories applied to the
gang life presented in Sikes' non-fiction year-long research of girl gangs. The paper
discusses reinforcement, secondary reinforcement, imitation and, self-fulfillment in
regards to the information presented. The paper agrees with Sikes' statement that the
resolution to the problem does not come from parents/generations of gang members, but must
come through societal intervention. No solutions are provided by Sikes. Bibliography lists
1 source. 8ball.wps
Girls in Gangs : A 5 page research paper which examines the
growing number of young girls now participating in gang activities. The writer
demonstrates how commonalities in background among such girls points to social causal
factors such as abusive home environments. Topics covered include initiation rituals and
specific case studies. Bibliography includes 5 sources. Ggangs.wps
Street Gangs / A Sociological Examination : A 25 page paper that discusses
the origins and status of gangs in the United States. This paper provides a working
definition of gangs, discusses the sociological implications of gangs and relates
perceptions from both internal and external positions. This paper presents the concept
that though gangs do horrific things, they also meet some very specific sociological and
psychological needs for their members. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Gangs.wps
Suburban Gangs-Are They different? : A 10 page research paper
which postulates that suburban gangs are fundamentally different and distinct from urban
gangs, and, therefore, didnt result from inner-city gang culture
"spreading" to the suburbs, but rather sprang from sociological conditions
prevalent in Americans suburban landscape. The writer demonstrates how this new
phenomenon involves affluent, middle-class teens and crosses national boundaries.
Bibliography lists 10 sources. Urbangan.wps
Does Gangsta Rap Cause Street Crime? : A 7 page paper on the effect of this
form of music on the criminal justice issue of street crime. The writer examines the
lyrics of gangsta rap songs and relates popular opinion on this issue. Bibliography lists
8 sources. Crimjust.wps
Application of Social Theory / Richard Allen Davis & The Murder of Polly
Klaas : A 7 page paper that investigates the sociological reasons behind the
commission of crimes, focusing on the murder of 12 year old Klaas by Davis in 1993. The
author incorporates the frustration-agression theory as well as the development of deviant
behavior patterns from childhood, and other situational perspectives to shed some light on
the sociological reasons behind the murder. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Socimurd.wps
The Crime Of Rape / Responsibility, Blame, & Reporting The Incident : A
12 page research paper in which the writer discusses the failure of most women to report
rape due to the unfortunate reality that society fails to accept their definition of rape
in many cases and is not always sympathetic towards their plea for justice. Comparisons
are made between male and female views of rape and who should be blamed. For example, men
are more likely to blame the woman if she is known to have acted in a provocative,
"sexy" fashion whereas women may blame a rape victim because of their need to
feel that they are in control of a violent situation and also because of their need to
distance themselves from the victim. Disparate psychological issues concerning recovery
& coping are also discussed. Bibliography lists more than 20 sources. Rapereac.wps
The Crime of Rape / Analyzed From a Radical - Conflict Perspective : 5 pages
in length. Applying this well-documented crime theory, the writer attempts to analyze rape
as a crime whose actors can be motivated by such things as an egocentric need for
self-fulfillment and a lack of concern or respect for others. Various sides of the issue
are discussed from a theoretical perspective and a number of insightful examples are
provided. Bibliography lists 3 sources. Rapetheo.wps
Cultural Deviance Theories : This body of information is explored in a 12
page paper that focuses on Sutherland's Theory of Differential Association.
Juvenile delinquency is shown as being proliferated by peer associations and four cases
are discussed in detail. Solutions are explored. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Cultdevo.wps
Deviance / Social Theory : Theories of deviance are discussed in this 6 page
overview that includes references to sociologists from Sutherland to Becker, explaining
their ideas. Browns work on conformity is also included. Many examples are given to
describe the often-difficult to distinguish type of behavior as evidenced by various
decades and generations. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Devitheo.wps
Social Theories of Deviance : A 1998 article that depicts a crime
is analyzed in this 6 page paper that discusses both anomie and social strain theories.
Other concepts such as the decline of family values, are also included. Recommendations
are made. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Devisoc.wps
Gary M. Katzs Article on "Conformity, Status, and Rejection of the
Deviant" :
A 3 page essay discussing the 1982 article by Gary M. Katz on the "high-status"
versus the "low- status" deviant and the "acceptability" of both. No
additional sources cited. Garykatz.wps
Serial Killers & Sociological Theories : This 5 page paper explores
sociological theories that may explain the phenomenon of serial murder, focusing upon on
the most appropriate, the concept of anomie. Bibliography cites 5 sources. Serkill.wps
Social Strain Theory : Robert K. Merton's concept of social strain
(derived from anomie) is highlighted in this 7 page paper on the subject. The social strain theory of delinquency is based on
the idea that delinquency results when individuals are unable to achieve their goals
through legitimate channels. Bibliography lists 7
sources. Strain.wps
"Carlitos Way" and Millers Social Crime Theories :
A 5 page paper that discusses Walter B. Miller's social theories on delinquent groups in
relationship to Brian DePlama's film entitled "Carlitos Way." The specific
points of Miller's theory discussed include: trouble, toughness, smartness, excitement,
fate, autonomy and belonging. No Bibliography. Carlito.wps
Postal Workers & Violence : The
phenomenon is discussed in light of sociological theory in this 8 page paper. Aberrant
behavior of postal workers is examined as well as possible causes. Theories such as
anomie, alienation and differential association are included. Bibliography lists 8
sources. Postalv.wps
Sociology, Crime, & Cures : A 4 page paper that considers
sociological crime theories as they relate to five specific approaches to curing crime.
This paper demonstrates the effective elements of each of these approaches. Differential,
social bonding, etc;-- are discussed. Bibliography includes 2 sources. Crimecur.wps
Sociology, Crime, & Cures # 2 : A 4 page paper that considers
sociological crime theories as they relate to five specific approaches to curing crime.
The writer demonstrates the effective elements of each of these approaches.
Southerlands theory of crime causation is among the many ideas analyzed and measures
for "curing" crime are assessed. Bibliography includes 2 sources. Crimecu2.wps
Date Rape : A 7 page analysis of date rape {behavior} with relevance to attribution
theory. Excellent for those studying criminology. Bibliography lists 12+ sources. Daterape.wps
Date Rape # 2 : The phenomenon of date rape and its sociological causes
are explored in this 8 page paper. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Daterap2.wps
Date Rape # 3 / Differing Perspectives : This 5 page argumentative essay
looks at the increasing phenomenon of college date rape from two perspectives -- the
victim and the college. Bibliography included. Daterape.wps*
Campus / Rape and Assault : A 5 page research overview on the
issues and effectiveness of response by campus administrators. The writer provides that
campuses are still not responding appropriately to the issues. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Adminrap.doc
Gun Control, Deterrence, & Theory : 6 page evaluative analysis of Gun
Control arguments from various criminology perspectives such as control and opportunity
theories. Bibliography lists approximately 29 sources. Guncontr.wps
Deviant Behavior : 7 pages worth of textbook-based essays on criminology
& deviant behavior. Theories and ideas touched upon include labeling, learning, class,
socialization, economic & political criminality, etc; No Bibliography. Deviabeha.wps
T heories of Deviance &
Criminology : This 10 page paper includes a fictitious case study of an
individual who was arrested for possession of marijuana with the intent to sell. After a
brief description of the case, and a discussion on fourth amendment rights, the paper
delves into sociological theories which focus on criminology, after an overview on
deviance. Bibliography lists 12 sources. crimdevi.wps
Does Pornography Cause Violence ? : A 9 page research paper attempting to
answer questions about the relationship that may exist between pornography and violence.
The writer evaluates articles arguing both ways and ultimately concludes that certain
forms of pornography do indeed have a tendency to cause violent sexual behavior.
Bibliography lists 15 sources. Pornviol.wps
How Pornography Is Beneficial To Women : 15 pages in
length. While the anti-pornography movement has taken over the debate, the anti-censorship
feminists have a valid argument that pornography is beneficial to women in many ways;
however, this argument has not been given due respect and attention. The writer discusses
the various aspects of pornography that are beneficial to women, as well as addresses the
counterpoints of those who oppose the concept. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Pornthes.wps
Female Victims Of Crimes & Unjust Treatment : A 12 page paper
detailing the injustices women often have to face as the victims of violent crimes from
not only the criminal but also the law enforcement personnel who are responsible for
investigating crime, the criminal justice system which is responsible for litigating such
crimes, and the media which often gives an unfair view of the womans role in the
crime. Bibliography lists eight sources. Victim.wps
Family Relations / Domestic Changes In Modern Times : A 9 page paper that
considers the impacts that have transitioned the status of families over the past 200
years. This paper demonstrates that the social, cultural, political and economic impacts
of changing families have led to increased crime and increased domestic violence.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Dome.wps
Fear of Crime in the Nineties : A 9 page discussion of 'Fear of Crime in
the Nineties." Primary focus is upon the intimidating effects that street gangs have
in large inner-cities like Los Angeles. Excellent reference for those studying criminal
justice, policing, and various aspects of sociology. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Fearcrim.wps
High Crime Rate In South Florida / Little Effect on Tourism : In 10 pages
the author discusses how the high crime rate in South Florida has very little effect on
tourism. Bibliography lists 11 sources. Florcrim.wps
Individualism v. Collectivism / Americans Value The Individual : A 5 page
paper that provides an overview of the debate between individualism and collectivism,
supporting the position that American society values individualism. Bibliography lists 3
sources. Indicoll.wps
Culture Conflict / The Ennis Cosby Murder : The Ennis Cosby murder
case is discussed in this 9 page analysis where culture conflict is a predominant factor.
Bibliography lists 9 sources. Ennis.wps
Edmund Kemper III : In 8 pages the author discusses serial killer Edmund
Kemper, the Co-Ed Killer. Explanation from a causation perspective is delved into as what
could have been done to stop this behavior. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Edkemper.wps
Gun Control (part 1, two philosophies) : A 5 page paper on the topic of
gun control. The writer identifies the two perspectives of this issue -- from a crime
control standpoint as well as due process -- and indicates the type of policy each would
recommend. Bibliography cites 6 sources. Gunc1.wps
Gun Control (part 2, policy response): A 5 page paper recommending a policy
response to gun control. The writer explains the policy in reference to its effectiveness,
and practical, political and economic feasibility. Bibliography cites 4 sources. Gunc2.wps
Jack The Ripper / Society's Fault ? : 10 pages in length. Relying upon
social scientific theory, this paper makes the argument that the area of Whitechapel
itself was largely responsible for creating the psychopath that was Jack the Ripper. A
number of statistics and professional reports are cited. Bibliography lists approximately
9 sources. Jackthe2.wps
Jack the Ripper / An Unsolvable Crime Mystery : In this 9 page essay, the
writer analyzes various crime scenes and sociological factors surrounding the infamous
mystery of Jack the Ripper. It is argued that reasonable evidence exists to believe that
all of the murders were indeed committed by the same person, but emphasis is placed upon
the fact that crimes still baffle police of today as much as they did in Jack the Ripper's
day. Facts surrounding several different suspects are explored. Bibliography lists 8
sources. Jackthe.wps
Treatment of AIDS in American Society : This 7 page paper looks at the
disease from a social perspective. The main focus is on exactly what the government and
advocates are doing on behalf of AIDS and HIV infected victims. Subjects addressed are
education, research, new drugs, treatment and funding. Statistics are included throughout.
Bibliography included. Aidsinam.wps
Asian National Essay : A 7 page creative essay (based on historical facts)
of the viewpoint of an Asian national around the turn of the century. The essay is written
from the viewpoint of a Vietnamese farmer, who believes in Confucianism, and is hearing
the words of Marx talk about collective farming techniques. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Asianess.wps
The Use Of Communication Skills To Fight Delinquency : The importance of
effective communication in combating delinquency is discussed in this 25 page paper. The
problem of delinquency is explained along with the reasons for its existence. Various
cultures around the world are looked at for insight on how to solve this pervasive problem
in American society. The continuum concept is included as well. Detailed solutions are
noted, inclusive of verbal and nonverbal techniques of communication which may be utilized
by parents for various age groups. Bibliography lists 22 sources. Figthdel.wps
Elmore Leonards "Riding The Rap" : A 5 page paper that
considers the social commentary related within Leonard's work on the criminal mind. This
paper reflects on racism, racial differences, crime and social stratification as they are
discussed within the context of Leonard's novel. Bibliography lists no additional sources.
Riderap.wps
Journal Article Review / Male-Female Attitudes Towards Crime : 4 page
discussion and review of a 1992 journal article (appeared in Psychological Reports) by
Kormos, White, & Brooks that assessed the disparity of attitudes between males and
females about crime to determine sex differences in rated seriousness of crime. Delinart.wps
Megan's Law & The Privacy of Convicted Sex Offenders : 14 in-depth,
comprehensive pages analyzing Megan's Law-- a model (and quite controversial) NJ statute
which mandated that neighbors be notified when a child sex offender moves into their
community. Writer examines the relevance of Megan's Law to similar Federal law and
assesses both sides of the argument in this matter. The practicality and constitutionality
of Megan's Law are evaluated based upon existing case law and landmark Supreme Court
decision. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Megan.wps
Sex Offender Registries : A 5 page paper on sex offender registries and
Megans Law, how they affect the ex-cons and the legal and social problems associated
with them, most notably civil rights vs. protection of children, and also the fact that
the registers themselves are not perfect. The writer argues that although these problems
exist, advocates say that even if one child's life is helped/saved, the Megan Law will
have been worth it. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Sexreg.wps
Sex Offenders / Treatment Programs : A 9 page research paper that
provides an overview of literature on treatment programs for sex offenders, and presents a
potential integrative program based on the literature. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Sexofndr.wps
Perception of Change and Fear of Crime / Implications for Television News Viewers
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11 pages in length. The impact of television viewing on viewers' attitudes and behaviors
is an ongoing public debate and one that has much room for further inquiry. Using primary
research, study posits that fear of crime is exacerbated by the perception of change in
one's immediate environment. Several free charts are provided in an appendix and a
bibliography lists 6+ sources. Crimetv.wps *Graduate level advanced research.
Crime Theories : 4 essays; each one page in length on various theories and
approaches to criminal justice and the fundamental psycho-social reasons for the
persistence of crime today. Textbook used. No bibliography.
Effects Of Immigration : A correlation between immigration and the
increase in delinquency, crime and poverty is made in this 8 page paper. Statistics are
noted to support the argument as well as studies that show that crime is brought into the
United States by foreign groups. Regional variations are also included. Bibliography lists
11 sources. Immigration.rtf
Prostitution / A Cross-Cultural History & Analysis : A 5 page paper on
this history of "the world's oldest profession"-- prostitution. The
writer discusses the shape and form that prostitution has taken throughout history with
respect to individual cultures and societies such as the Ancient Greeks, Romans, Church in
the Middle Ages, and more recent eras as well. The role of law, societal opposition, and
venereal disease is stressed with regard to prostitution in more recent times.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Prosthis.wps
Perspectives On Prostitution As A Criminal Act In The U.S. : This 6 page
paper examines some of the reasons why prostitution is a crime in most parts of the United
States. Issues concerning such inherent dangers as disease, drugs, other criminal
activity, tax fraud, etc; are focused upon. Interestingly, the writer argues that the
government is actually more concerned with preventing safety-conscious "high class
hookers" from earning millions of tax-free dollars than they are from saving the
"victimized" inner-city street corner "working girl" with nowhere else
to turn. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Proststa.wps
Prostitution in the Middle Ages : A 10 page paper discussing prostitution
and its evolution during the Middle Ages. Reasons women entered prostitution, what their
choices were, and societys viewpoints and condemnation are also reviewed.
Bibliography lists 11 sources. Midprost.wps
"The Hoax, The Hustler, The Psychopath" : This 5 page essay
provides a brief look at the psychological makeup of those that live to control others.
Specifically, the writer explores the psychological makeup of psychopaths. Bibliography
lists 5 sources. Hustler.wps
Philosophy / Evil As A Necessity : A 17 page piece that discusses the merits
of three philosophical statements: evil exists but is unnecessary, evil is an illusion and
does not exist, and evil is necessary in order to bring about the best possible world. The
paper raises these philosophies in regards three issues: terrorism, smoking, and the drug
mafia, and postulates that evil is necessary to bring about the best possible world. No
sources cited. Evilphil.wps


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