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Karl Marx
Founded Conflict Theory
Capitalism creates inequality
Laws often protect the interests of the powerful
Willem Bonger
Applied Marxist ideas to criminology
Capitalism encourages greed and competition
Inequality contributes to crime
Ralf Dahrendorf
Expanded Conflict Theory
Conflict arises from unequal authority and power
Society is shaped by competing interests
George Vold
Developed Group Conflict Theory
Laws reflect the interests of powerful groups
Crime results from conflict between competing groups
Frances Heidensohn
Pioneer of Feminist Criminology
Women offend less because they experience greater informal social control
Kathleen Daly
Developed the Feminist Pathways Perspective
Women's offending is often linked to trauma, abuse and disadvantage
Kimberlé Crenshaw
Developed Intersectionality
People's experiences are shaped by overlapping identities and systems of inequality
C. Wright Mills
Developed the Sociological Imagination
Linked biography and history
Distinguished private troubles from public issues
Conflict vs Feminist Thinkers
Conflict: Marx, Bonger, Dahrendorf & Vold
Feminist: Heidensohn, Daly & Crenshaw