1. How will the Rational Analytical perspective or the Deviance Model hold the Mexican Government responsible for the problem of drugs within its own borders? - Explain!! Be sure to define both the Deviance model and the Rational Perspective

Explanation:

It is fun to sit and ponder the weird laws that exist around the world, but there are two larger points to

be made in a chapter on global perspectives on deviance and social control. First, there is no greater example of the relativist nature of deviance than examining the laws of a country or region. While it is unlikely anyone is getting into a car with an uncaged bear anytime soon, it is much more likely that beer and pretzels will be served at the same time, that stiletto heels will be worn, and that someone might mistreat the currency of a country. While some might engage in these acts knowing their behavior will be defined as deviant, it is our bet that a good number will have no clue that their actions are defined as deviant, at least by the laws in that country. Second, the responses to these forms of deviance are also

relative. While it is true that the law says you cannot eat or drink near historic landmarks in Rome, it is

rarely enforced, and while the authors have not had the pleasure of drinking a beer in North Dakota, we bet we could and at least one restaurant that would serve us a pretzel, too. None of us are willing to test the uncaged bear law. As you will see in this chapter, there is much to be studied about global deviance and social control.

Rational Analytical perspective refers to the process of deciding based on the facts and figures that have an appropriate and satisfying reason. The decision process will comprise of several aspects which would need to be addressed. This paper will address all the angles as well as viewpoints before concluding. Deviance Model, on the other hand, is defined as the deviance means statistics which shows the decision is based on the numbers in the form of statistics. It is the generalization of the decision by the given statistics.

Nearly 10,000 people in Mexico have died in drug-related violence since January 2007. Who or what is to blame? Some say it is America’s insatiable consumer demand for illicit drugs and the constant flow of our guns, which arm the cartels. I believe that Mexico’s own government is ineffective in controlling the trade of the drug cartels because of rampant corruption in law enforcement in the country. If Mexican government can terms those involves in illegal drugs as deviant, i believe the number of drug dealers will reduce in Mexico.

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