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  1. Return to The Oxford Textbook on Criminology 2e Student Resources

Chapter 13 Self-test questions

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. For Aas (2020), what two international developments underline globalisation?

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. Which of the following are examples of changes brought about by globalisation? (Select all that apply.)

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. What are the two broad areas into which research on globalisation, crime, and justice can be divided?

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. Carrington et al. (2016, 2018, 2019) have called for a 'new branch' of criminology. What do they call it?

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. Comparative criminology consists of the study of similarities and the study of differences. Which three of the terms below can be used for these areas of study? (Hint: one of the areas of study has two possible terms.)

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. What is the unit of analysis for comparative criminology?

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. What are the common types of research in comparative criminology? (Select all that apply.)

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. Which of Pakes' (2019) four types of case study analysis involve mostly positivist comparative analysis? (Select all that apply.)

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. What does positivist comparative criminology seek to do?

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. 'The positivist approach to comparative criminology involves focusing on global convergences in crime and justice.' True or false?

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. Why is there good reason to question the relevance of northern urban criminological theories like social disorganisation theory and strain theory to the Global South? (Select all that apply.)

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. The move beyond penal welfarism in the northern world is characterised by which convergences? (Select all that apply.)

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. What does interpretivist comparative criminology seek to do?

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. 'The interpretivist approach to comparative criminology involves trying to understand similarities between countries or regions.' True or false?

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. Which of the following statements describe the idea of 'Nordic exceptionalism' (Pratt 2008)? (Select all that apply.)

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. In 2020, what was Brazil's prison occupancy level (based on the official capacity of the country's prisons)?

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