Title: TEACHSOC: crime as work-- Film?
You might try Goodfellas.  This is one of the better movies depicting the planning and commission of organized crime.
 
Lloyd Klein
Assistant Professor,
Sociology
Macon State College
Ph: 478-471-2081


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Subject: TEACHSOC: crime as work-- Film?





I know sopranos is a good tv  program for this topic, but could anyone please suggest a popular full length film that would be highly relevant.

have been slacking on my sociological duty to go to the movies for a while now.



In solidarity,

Cm



Christina Baker Myers, PhD

Assistant Professor

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Emporia State University

Emporia, Kansas



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The Cocaine Kids by Terry M. Williams, also comes to mind.





Anna K.



In a message dated 3/30/2006 9:23:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

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Don't know if any sociologists have studied it, but there is a

  discourse associated with hacking  computers that sees it as a

  socially functional form of work, identifying the weaknesses in security

  systems.Steven Sherman-----Original Message-----From: Evan

  Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

  Thu, 30 Mar 2006 11:26:03 -0800 (PST)Subject: TEACHSOC: Re: crime as

  work>Hello: I have a student who is interested in doing a

  project on crime>(especially drug sales) as work (for a Sociology of

  Work class). I've>pointed her at the Adlers, obviously, but does anyone

  have any more>current suggestions for resources?>>Thanks

  in advance for the help.   Depending on the nature of the

  project, you also might want them tolook at a show like the Sopranos as

  well as other "gangster films".The Sopranos is especially good at showing

  how folks rationalize theircriminal activities.  It has a lot of

  flaws, but David Simon's book"Tony Soprano's America: The Criminal Side of

  the American Dream" mightbe a good place to start.   

                     Evan

  Cooper>>Peter>>Peter

  Meiksins>Department of Sociology>Cleveland State

  University>Cleveland OH 44115>>Phone

  216-687-4518>>>  

 










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