Chapter 41: Sexual Assault on Campus; Armstrong, Hamilton, and Sweeney

3 traditions in the literature on sexual assault on college campuses:

1. Individual Determinants

2. Rape Culture

3. Contexts

INDIVIDUAL LEVEL: Selves and Peer Culture in the Transition from High School to College

1. Non-Gendered Characteristics Motivate Participation in Party Scenes

2. Peer Culture as Gendered and Sexualized

ORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL: University and Green Rules, Resources, and Procedures

1. University Practices as Push Factors

2. Male Control of Fraternity Parties

INTERACTIONAL LEVEL: The Production of Fun and Sexual Assault in Interaction

Party Norms:

1. Trust

2. Clothing

3. Space

4. Transportation

5. Liquor

INDIVIDUAL BLAME: Student Responses and the Resiliency of the Party Scene

Four types of victim-blaming

1. Mistakes

2. Prevention Strategies

3. Status

4. Opting Out

Chapter 42: Opportunity Structures for White-Collar Crime ; Oskar Engdahl

Three Structural Factors Enabling WCC

1. Financial Self-Interest

2. Low Priority of Control

3. Interpretative Primacy

Three Structural Opportunity Barriers Facilitating White Collar Crime

1. Committing and Hiding

2. Impeding Investigation and Detection

3. Preventing Action and Implementation