American Criminologist Richard Quinney Theorized That Capitalism-And the Exploitation and Oppression
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American criminologist Richard Quinney theorized that capitalism-and the exploitation and oppression of the working class-make deviant and even criminal behavior nearly inescapable for workers. The ruling class can make laws that target the poor. When the poor act out against repression, they become targets for law enforcement, while the rich and powerful remain free to do what they like. Quinney's theory falls under which sociological perspective?
A) conflict theory
B) social control theory
C) structural strain theory
D) structural functionalism
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