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The Safety Utopia: Contemporary Discontent and Desire as to Crime and Punishment

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Morality and Risks.- Realistic Discontent and Utopian Desire.- The Safety Utopia.- Characters and Manifestations.- The Pornographic Context of Sex Crimes.- Senseless Violence and the Sound of Silent Marches.- The Controversial Victim and the Offender.- Punishment, Control and Democracy.- The Changing Significance of Criminal Justice.- Criminal Proceedings as Tragedy.- Democratic Safety Policy.- Closing Comments.

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