Exam 8: Social Conflict, Critical Criminology, and Restorative Justice

Critical theorists believe that the motive of multinational corporations for providing jobs in third-world counties is to:

The purpose of _______________ is to promote a peaceful and just society.

The desire for ___________was one of the primary reasons for Japan's invasion of China and other Eastern nations that sparked their entry into World War II.

Vold argued that laws are created by political groups who seek assistance from the _____________ to help them defend their rights and interests.

In a sentencing circle, each member of the circle expresses his or her feelings about the act that was committed and raises questions/concerns.

The attachments that exist among the people producing goods and services are known as:

Compare and contrast the theoretical contributions of Willem Bonger, Ralf Dahrendorf, and George Vold.

Hegel argued that for every idea or thesis there exists an opposing argument, or _________, that results in a merger or synthesis.

Rather than punishment and prison, peacemaking scholars advocate policies such as:

The fringe members at the bottom of society who produce nothing and live, parasitically, off the work of others are known as the ______________.

In 1848, Marx issued his famous:

There are more than 1,700 dropout factories in the United States.

Critical analysis shows that all too often unwarranted stops of minorities lead to equally unfair arrests.

The owners of the means of production are the ________________.

Critical criminologists embrace statistical analysis of computerized data to describe criminal and delinquent behavior.

As the rate of surplus value increases, more people are displaced from productive relationships, and the size of the marginal population swells.

Left-realists argue that police should reduce their use of force, increase their sensitivity to the public, and be more responsive to community needs.

According to which movement is the main purpose of criminology to promote a peaceful and just society?

Which of the following is the view that criminal law and the criminal justice system are means of defending and preserving the capitalist system?

Marx claimed that the character of every civilization is determined by its mode of production.