Women and Duty Crimes

Author: Fu Xinqiu Peng Jing
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book provides a review of the concept of occupational crime, introduces the current situation of occupational crime in China, and outlines the reasons and specific cases of women's active participation in occupational crime as well as their involvement as accomplices. It conducts an in-depth analysis of the harms of power-sex transactions, men using their power for sexual gain, and women selling their bodies for sex. Then, from the perspectives of feminism and gender studies, it elaborates in detail how the concepts of male superiority and preference for sons are reflected in cultural thought, resource allocation, and role positioning. The aim is to break the notion that women's own qualities are the root cause of their crimes, using a gender studies framework to highlight the profound impact of gender discrimination in sociocultural traditions on women's criminal behavior. Finally, it explores the causes of occupational crime from economic, political, ideological, and cultural perspectives, proposing relevant countermeasures to reduce occupational crime by emphasizing both crackdown and prevention.