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how can Marxism be used to explain criminality ?
Marxism argues that crime is the result of social inequality and capitalism.
Capitalism encourages a two-tier system in society: the bourgeoisie and the proletariat ( working class)
The latter have no power or money and are therefore forced to commit crimes out of necessity.
what does Marxism argue that crime is a result of, and examples?
Marxism argues that crime is a result of unfavourable conditions in a community, for example:
poverty
high drop-out rate from education
unemployment
lone parent families
bourgeoisie
Marxists believe that crime committed by the bourgeoisie like white collar crimes are overlooked.
proletariat
The working class who are exploited by the bourgeoisie.
What crime do they believe is overlooked ?
They believe that crimes committed by the bourgeoisie, like white collar crimes are overlooked.