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Jeremy B. Bentham1995

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The Panopticon Writings

Jeremy B. Bentham · Miran Božovič

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Foucault, Power, and Ethics Criminal Justice and Penology Political Theory and Influence

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Definitive collection of Bentham's work on the model prison, key to Foucault's theory of power.

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Published1995-08-17

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