No excuse for crime; society may from time to time change laws. But at the same time we are contracted to obey the laws to which a majority have assented.
Very helpful video thanks. They use Japan as an example against capitalism being Criminogenic but it's argued that japan's low crime rates are due to the policing and coercion by the yakuza. Maybe the yakuza was an attempt from the working class to overthrow capitalism? The corruption between politics and organised crime in Japan and marxist theories is fascinating
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great stuff - thankyou. I know how long these things take to make and am thankful that you found the time to put this together. Much appreciated
Thank you for the video...Very nice work... It's easy to understand.. Good keep it up
What program is this made on?
This is a nice piece of work and very useful for students to consolidate knowledge on the topic. Thanks.
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Great video! However, I wish it included differences between structuralist Marxism and instrumentalist Marxism...
Thank you so much. I must say this video is very helpful.
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No excuse for crime; society may from time to time change laws. But at the same time we are contracted to obey the laws to which a majority have assented.
Very helpful video thanks. They use Japan as an example against capitalism being Criminogenic but it's argued that japan's low crime rates are due to the policing and coercion by the yakuza. Maybe the yakuza was an attempt from the working class to overthrow capitalism? The corruption between politics and organised crime in Japan and marxist theories is fascinating
Surely crime drops anywhere where there is an ageing population. crime is dropping in Britain and Japan both.