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Deviance And Society

AY2016/2017 Semester 2

This course addresses the fundamental question of how any type of behavior can be treated as "deviant", "delinquent" or "criminal" within the context of a particular society. In examining theories of deviance - especially the social construction or labelling of deviance - the course considers the mechanisms of formal and informal control in a society and the strategies of resistance on the part of "deviant" groups. It also discusses basic concepts in criminology, varieties of crime (including corporate crime, organized crime, international crime and cybercrime) and systems of law enforcement and public surveillance.

AUs3.0 AUs
CategoriesCoreMinorsBDE
Not Available To All Programme With(Admyr 2004-2010)
Mutually Exclusive WithHS226
Exam

Available Indexes

MonTueWedThuFri
830

COMMON LEC (LEC1)

0830-1030 Tue

LT9

900
930
1000
1030
1100
1130

17435 TUT (T1)

1130-1230 Tue

LHS-TR+12

1200
1230

17436 TUT (T2)

1230-1330 Tue

LHS-TR+12

1300
1330

17437 TUT (T3)

1330-1430 Tue

LHS-TR+12

1400
1430

17438 TUT (T4)

1430-1530 Tue

LHS-TR+12

1500
1530

17497 TUT (T5)

1530-1630 Tue

LHS-TR+12

1600
1630

17498 TUT (T6)

1630-1730 Tue

LHS-TR+12

1700