Please answer these questions in detail:

1. Why might it be important to understand the link between culture and crime? How can considering crime as culture change our responses to it? Should we be more open to considering the cultural aspects of crime and deviance and rethinking our response in terms of harm?

2. What are the implications of communities and cities designed to exclude undesirable people? What happens to these people and where do they go? Is this a good solution to the problems of crime and disorder?

3. How does Jack Katz's concept of "intimate massacre" give new insight into different forms of mass homicide? Do you think it is important for media and law enforcement to clearly distinguish the motivations of mass-killers? How might this shape the way the public thinks about these acts of violence?