A reader on punishment /

• Duff, Antony.
• Garland, David

• Punishment

• Oxford University Press,

• Oxford readings in socio-legal studies

• 0198763522
• 0198763530 (pbk.)
• 9780198763536

• Includes bibliographical references.
• 1. Thinking about Punishment; 2. Marxism and retribution; 3. The Expressive Function of Punishment; 4. A Paternalistic Theory of Punishment; 5. Censure and Proportionality; 6. Proportionality, Parsimony, and Interchangeability of Punishments; 7. Making the Punishment Fit the Crime: A Consumer's Guide to Sentencing Reform; 8. Penalties and Opportunities; 9. Reductivism and Deterrence; 10. General Prevention as Communication; 11. Incapacitation within Limits; 12. The Concept of Punishment; 13. Beyond Punishment; 14. Crime, Inequality and Sentencing; 15. Abolition: Assensus and Sanctuary.

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