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What does the term 'Femicide in Canada' primarily refer to?
What does the term 'Femicide in Canada' primarily refer to?
Which concept is closely associated with the analysis of gendered experiences in crime?
Which concept is closely associated with the analysis of gendered experiences in crime?
What is the main focus of the Federal Gender Based Violence Strategy?
What is the main focus of the Federal Gender Based Violence Strategy?
Which of the following is a key characteristic of neo-liberalism as it relates to criminal justice?
Which of the following is a key characteristic of neo-liberalism as it relates to criminal justice?
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What does the term 'Maternalism' refer to in the context of women's roles within society?
What does the term 'Maternalism' refer to in the context of women's roles within society?
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Study Notes
CRM 515 Exam Study Sheet - Fall 2024
- Feminist Criminology is a key topic.
- Feminist Empiricism is a related area of study.
- Victim/Offender Dualism is a concept discussed.
- Postmodern Feminism is a significant perspective.
- Neo-Liberalism is considered in relation to the subject.
- P4W Incident is relevant.
- Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) is discussed.
- Survey of Safety in Public and Private Spaces (SSPPS) is a survey.
- Federal Gender-Based Violence Strategy is a national initiative.
- National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence outlines actions.
- Femicide in Canada is a specific area of concern.
- Queer Criminology and Queer Theory explore related perspectives.
- Hate Crime and its impacts.
- Selective Enforcement and its complexities.
- Criminalization of Poverty is a focal point.
- Law and Order Policies.
- Welfare State policies.
- Man in the House Rule is a historical policy detail.
- Ontario Safe Streets Act is a key piece of legislation.
- Conditional Sentence Orders and their application.
- Restorative Justice procedures.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada outlines initiatives.
- Colonialism 2.0 is a perspective discussed.
- Necropolitical Tactic is a concept examined.
- Anti-Blackness in Canada, its impacts.
- Misogynoir.
- Welfare Fraud is a relevant issue.
- Task Force on Federally Sentenced Women is a policy focused group.
- Creating Choices is a related theme.
- Responsibilization and its effects.
- Transcarceration is explored.
- Psy-Carceral Complex, Ashley Smith are key figures and concepts.
- Legalizing vs Decriminalizing Sex Work compares these approaches.
- Erring Female is a topic of interest.
- Toronto Industrial Refuge, Maternalism, Female Refuge Act are themes addressed.
- Protection of Sexually Exploited Children Act (PSECA).
- Incall Sex Work specifics are discussed.
- Canada v Bedford is a notable case.
- Provincial Trans Policies (pre- and post-2017) are compared.
- Women in Prison and Pregnancy and policies related.
- Mother Child Program (MCP) is explored; The Bangkok Rules, Strip Searching, and Alternative Sentencing are also noted.
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Essay Question Options: the exam will include essay questions.
- Intersectionality's impact on criminological theories and practices.
- Definition of 'Gendering Justice'.
- How colonialism and neo-liberalism criminalize people.
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Prepare for your CRM 515 exam with this comprehensive study sheet covering crucial topics such as Feminist Criminology, Intimate Partner Violence, and the Federal Gender-Based Violence Strategy. Dive into concepts like Neo-Liberalism, Femicide in Canada, and Queer Theory to reinforce your understanding of contemporary criminological issues.
