or this essay, we will be attempting to discuss about the causes, explanations, and origins of white-collar crimes by using various sources and the scandal case of WorldCom. There are already studies done on the topic of white-collar crime in the criminology field, but not every theory and hypothesis has been done to try and explain the three problems concerning it. Theories such as the fear of falling and strain theory, and any other possible factors affecting people’s decisions, would be investigated
psychiatrists who try to find ways to prevent the misconduct of young people, those professionals cannot solve or circumscribe the problem of crime alone. Every citizen and every parent must participate in that task. And we must be interested in the youth itself, in the solution of what is fundamentally a problem of young people. I believe that the
Module 2 Critical Thinking Essay: Conceptualization of Terrorism The term “terrorism” intuitively connotes a more significant and severe meaning. It elicits images of September 11, 2001 (9/11), suicide bombers, and mass shootings. It creates fear, anxiety, paranoia, and suspicion. However, the likelihood of an act of terrorism on United States (U.S.) soil is very rare. Furthermore, according to Newman and Clark (2008), the processes involved in the execution and investigation of an act of terrorism
Jashiel Singh 21513201 Final Essay This essay will critique the work of Margot Winer, namely her paper, ‘Landscapes, Fear and Land Loss on the Nineteenth-Century South African Colonial Frontier’. It will start by looking at the structural word technique, or lack thereof. The essay will then proceed to look at her opinions and research on the architecture of Coping, Identity, Affluence and Fear. Although the majority of the essay agrees with the work of Margot, there are some points that differ in
for anyone victimised to have to go through; it affects victims in a number of negative ways. However, up until recent times the main concern was the offender and the victim simply left in their shadow. This is not the case anymore. The following essay is going to look at the effects that criminal victimisation can have on the individual. Through the article by Barry R. Ruback and Martie P. Thompson, the main effects of victimisation will be studied. These are Affective consequences, which include
Crucible Essay The Crucible by Arthur Miller was set in 1692, the time of witchcraft trials in Salem, Massachusetts. Many people were being accused of witchcraft by a group of girls. No one knew but the girls were faking it, they never saw the devil or any form of witchcraft. Elizabeth Proctor is the wife of John Proctor, and he is guilty of Adultery. Elizabeth was a cold wife because of this but she also didn't talk to him much. However when it comes time that John needs her she is there for him
Can the solution to quickly ridding a city of crime and changing how the inhabitants behave and judge simply be controlled by the environment and surroundings. In “The Power of Context,” the author, Malcolm Gladwell, discusses and uses examples to demonstrate and explain how the environment and surroundings as well as context play a major role in behavior and judgment and how it had an influence on crime in New York City. In addition, another author, Leslie Bell, discusses in the "Selections from
For this essay I will investigate the complexity of reducing crime and criminal activity, through exploration of how some criminology theory’s aim to reduce crime at a micro, meso and maco level. Micro-level The Micro-level, this is the smallest unit of analysis used in sociology. Sociology at the Micro-level, Microsociology involves the study of people in face-to-face interactions at a small scale in their individual social setting, such as a small group of individuals in a particular social
In this essay I will be discussing ''Why are criminologists sceptical on the accuracy of official crime statistics on the extent and seriousness of crime?'' The Official Crime Statistics (OCS) are born from the crimes the police choose to investigate and record. However as many crimes go unreported, they will not be recorded and therefore OCS would not be able to accurately measure the true extent of crimes taking place. OCS come from a broad range of sources such as The British Crime Survey, Official
period in which any and all crime is legalized. All dystopian literature, whether novel, short story, or film share similar characteristics. The key features that a dystopian society