Understanding Justice: An Introduction to Ideas, Perspectives and Controversies in Modern Penal Theory

Barbara A. Hudson

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Part 1 The goals of punishment - the juridical perspective: utilitarian approaches retribution hybrids, compromises and syntheses. Part 2 Punishment and modernity - the sociological perspective: punishment and progress - the Durkheimian tradition the political economy of punishment - Marxist approaches the disciplined society - Foucault and the analysis of penalty. Part 3 Towards justice? the struggle for justice - critical criminology and critical legal studies beyond modernity - the fate of justice.

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