Скачать или смотреть Copycat Crime Media Contagion and the Digital Landscape A Helfgott Surette Analysis of Les Miséra

This presentation examines Ladj Ly’s Les Misérables (2019) through contemporary criminological frameworks, focusing on how the film illustrates the dynamics of conflict, surveillance, and community–police interactions. Using Helfgott’s copycat crime framework, Surette’s Seven-Factor Model, and micro–meso–macro analysis, the presentation explores how environmental conditions, narrative scripts, and group dynamics contribute to escalation.

Key themes include:
• Structural strain and social disorganization in Montfermeil
• The role of technology and bystander recording in shaping events
• Group behavior, identity, and contagion effects
• How conflict develops across micro-, meso-, and macro-level systems
• The film’s relevance to real-world criminological theory and practice

This presentation is designed to connect the film to core concepts in criminology and demonstrate how narrative media can illuminate the complexities of modern social conflict.