15 research outputs found
Cure Characteristics and Dielectric Properties of Magnetic Composites Containing Strontium Ferrite
No full textVertical gradients of lung density in supine subjects with fibrosing alveolitis or pulmonary emphysema.
No full textTensile and Dynamic Mechanical Properties of Natural Rubber and Polyurethane Composites Filled with Cobalt Ferrite
No full textManaging evidence and cultural adaptation in the international transfer of innovative social work models
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Estimating Solar UV-B Irradiance at the Earth’s Surface Using Multi-Satellite Remote Sensing Measurements
No full textApplication of Response Surface Method for Optimization of Adsorptive Removal of Eriochrome Black T Using Magnetic Multi-Wall Carbon Nanotube Nanocomposite
No full textRevaluating relative deprivation theory
No full textThis article reassesses the concept of relative deprivation and restates its relevance and potential to extend the theoretical boundaries of criminology. Rather than search for causes or attempting to determine the genesis of the problem in either individuals or social structures, relative deprivation can sensitise us to the process and emotion of crime, the fluidity of deviant activity and, as such, connects to the contemporary concerns of cultural and psychosocial criminology. The article is also intended to reacquaint criminologists with the work of W.G. Runciman, a leading theorist of relative deprivation. Runciman’s work can be seen as an elaboration of Mertonian strain tradition
