Globalisation and Crime (AQA A-Level Sociology): Quizzes
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What does globalisation refer to according to the revision material?
What does globalisation refer to according to the revision material?
The increasing interconnectedness of societies
According to Held et al. (1999), what has globalisation done to criminal activities?
According to Held et al. (1999), what has globalisation done to criminal activities?
Created new opportunities & new crime forms
Which of these is NOT listed as a transnational crime enabled by globalisation?
Which of these is NOT listed as a transnational crime enabled by globalisation?
Shoplifting
What has deindustrialisation led to according to the material?
What has deindustrialisation led to according to the material?
Unemployment, poverty, and increased crime
What did Winlow's 2001 Sunderland research focus on?
What did Winlow's 2001 Sunderland research focus on?
Bouncers in the night-time economy
What value did Castells (1998) estimate for the global criminal economy?
What value did Castells (1998) estimate for the global criminal economy?
Over £1 trillion annually
According to Hobbs (1998), how do modern criminal networks differ from traditional ones?
According to Hobbs (1998), how do modern criminal networks differ from traditional ones?
They are fluid and adaptable
What does Gleeny (2008) trace modern transnational crime back to?
What does Gleeny (2008) trace modern transnational crime back to?
Soviet Union collapse & market deregulation
From which perspective does Taylor (1997) examine globalisation's impact on domestic crime?
From which perspective does Taylor (1997) examine globalisation's impact on domestic crime?
Marxist perspective
What does Beck (1992) argue late-modern societies experience?
What does Beck (1992) argue late-modern societies experience?
New insecurity & global risk consciousness
Why is green crime increasing according to the material?
Why is green crime increasing according to the material?
Earth functions as a single ecosystem
What does White (2008) argue green crime should include?
What does White (2008) argue green crime should include?
Any activity causing environmental harm
Who do conflict theorists argue primarily commits green crime?
Who do conflict theorists argue primarily commits green crime?
Powerful groups like TNCs & oil companies