Culture and criminality
The Application of the Culture Conflict Hypothesis to the Criminality of Immigrants in Israel
... In contrast, Sellin's exposition of culture-conflict as a conflict of conduct norms, not only among different groups but also within the group itself and between the individual and his g[r] ...
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Observations on Imprisonment as a Source of Criminality
... On the other hand, if inmates who are incarcerated for only short periods, such as a year or so, do not become integrated into the culture except in so far as these universal factors of [r] ...
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Applications of Social Control Theory: Criminality and Governmentality
... these rules and is expressed through customs and mores. Individuals are socialized whether consciously or subconsciously. During informal sanctions, ridicule or ostracism can cause a straying towards norms. Through this ...
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Poverty Criminality and Communal Violence in India
... Due to weak economy followed by sectarians’ ideologies also adopted by British left deep impact on Indian culture and tradition. When India got partitioned by British in August 1947 the boarder was demarcated ...
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Canadian Youth Criminality and Identity Formation: A South Asian (Sikh) Perspective
... The competing interests of both a national identity in Canada and an ethnic identity for Punjabi Sikh youth creates a sometimes conflicting challenge that must be delicately navigated. Phinney and her colleagues (2001b) ...
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International perspective on ethnicity and criminality
... it. Culture is often defined as a system of common values (Barkema & Vermeulen, 1997: ...847). Culture is a network of different wires which gives meaning to social interaction and ...110). ...
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Maritime aspects of criminality and money laundering
... From the current analysis it is obvious that the advent of new sciences, like inter alia oceanography, and the promotion of traditional ones, such as archaeology and history, are attributed to the freedom of use of high ...
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Alcohol and Criminality
... The brief expos6 of the principles which should be adopted for the social treatment of criminals whose crimes show causal relations with acute or chronic ethylic intoxication, principles[r] ...
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Theories of Female Criminality: A criminological analysis
... Female criminality is one of the important phenomena in popular media and also in academic discourse of contemporary scholastic arena like sociology, criminology, psychology and ...female criminality such ...
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EU Lobbying – Between Pluralism and Criminality?
... In policy making in the European Union it can be distinguished between Group and NonGroup actors – the former consisting of associated business and diffuse public interests, the latter o[r] ...
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Introduction: Criminality and carcerality across boundaries
... How do regimes of governance cross carceral borders in ways such that carceral spaces become ones of global imaginations?. And, at the other end of scale, how may we consider further the[r] ...
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Human trafficking and criminality of minors in Kosovo
... “The recruitment, transportation, transmission, harboring or receipt of persons, by means of threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction of fraud, of d[r] ...
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Policing Welfare: Risk, Gender and Criminality
... By employing a ‘realist governmentality’ approach, this article has highlighted the complexity and flexibility of risk technologies in the Australian social security system[r] ...
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Criminality and Corpulence: Weight Bias in the Courtroom
... The site of a courtroom is not impervious to stereotypes about shape and size. In the criminal courtroom, weight bias implicates all players; it can be used against both jurors and def[r] ...
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Civil Wars and Criminality: The Spillover of Violence
... In the same vein, the civil war dummy variable does not have the expected effect on robberies in the short term. This result is puzzling. It is possible that a civil war in the neighborhood pushes the neighboring states ...
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Minority Group Criminality and Cultural Integration
... Stofflet calls attention to the successive groups occupying the same slum area which have equally high crime rates irrespective of the differences between their cultures and that of the [r] ...
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Culture and Usability Evaluation: The Effects of Culture in Structured Interviews
... in culture affects the results of the ...might culture have in a remote usability (Hartson, Castillo, Kelso, Kamler & Neale, 1996) evaluation method? In that method, the interaction between the ...
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The Criminality Level of Incarcerated Murderers and Non Murderers
... In the latter category, however, the data failed to reach statistical sig6 nificance1 Sub-Classifications of Homicide When the four separate categories of homicide are examined, first de[r] ...
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Relationship between Criminality and Economic Conditions
... Yearly variations of the percentage sentenced in various categories of crime are not an index of criminality in the same sense as the number appearing before the courts charged with crim[r] ...
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The Criminality of Abortion in Korea
... 77.1 per cent of the prosecutors, 66.7 per cent of the judges, and 66.1 per cent of the practicing lawyers saw no objection to the use of abortion as a means for birth control The Religi[r] ...
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