Anti-Social Behaviour | Unreliable Evidence
Clive Anderson and guests ask if anti-social behaviour law is vital for curbing, or a disproportionate, discriminatory response to, behaviour that is not criminal.
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- Clip length: 42'41''
- Broadcast year: 2019
Curriculum Connection
- Sociology | How are youth subcultures formed? Why do they develop? | Theoretical views of the role of youth culture and subcultures: functionalism, Marxism/neo-Marxism, feminism, postmodernism. Subcultures.
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- Provider: BBC
- Channel: BBC Radio 4
- Programme: Unreliable Evidence
- Episode: Anti-Social Behaviour
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