CRIM 104 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Edwin Sutherland, White-Collar Crime, Psychopathology
9 Mar 2016
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Social content: cities grew in rapid rate during late 1800s, 1790-1890: urban population increased 139 times, chicago: 4100 residents in 1833 1 million in 1890 2 million in. 1910 i. immigrants/ displaced farm workers and blacks moving from rural. Thomas and florian znaniecki: polish peasant in europe and america. Jack roller: 1930 by clifford shaw: life history of 1 delinquent- stanley, recounted stanley"s brushes with the law, behavioral problems, criminal convictions. Loop-central business district: close to transportation network, downtown, spread outward from there ii. 5: mostly immigrants and migrant workers lived there a. those with no means and ability move to suburbs, working man zone: duplexes, single family tenements iv. v. Residential zones on outskirts: away from crowding, noise, pollution. Lack of parental supervision ineffective socialization and supervision of children families strained and broken apart by poverty. 2: 80 % families are single parent, 2 parents working to survive ii. iii. Schools overwhelmed: students unable to communicate in eng.
