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crime and globalisation - Coggle Diagram

- - - - helps us to understand many crimes in society today where the actual crime takes place
    - - left realist lea says it fails to explain why certain crimes are associated with certain groups
- - - - working class
        
        lack of legitimate employment opportunities caused by outsourcing to cheaper labour pools and increased materialistic culture promoted by global media means illegal options become more rational
      - ruling class
        
        globalisation of money markets has led to increase of insider trading, tax evasion and wide scale fraud
  - - - bonger would support taylor as they both credit capitalist society and the actions of the ruling class encourage crime to flourish in society amongst both classes
    - - fails to explain how the changes from globalisation actually makes people behave in criminal ways
- - - - says that media has prayed upon people’s fear so that they have become conscious of risks to their way of life
  - - - postmodernist Baudrillard argues that we no longer live i reality but rather a media generated world . this supports becks argument that media reporting amplifies our fears leading to an increase in crime
    - - media analysts would question whether audiences are this passive and that they simply accept what they are being told
- - - - explain how new types of gang structures have emerged to facilitate new global markets
      - new structures which are more fluid, flexible and faster to respond to emerging opportunites