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The New Penology

2018
The new penology is a perspective that plots the rise of actuarial justice in understandings of crime and criminal justice in late-modern, neoliberal capitalist societies. Viewing crime as now normal and no longer a site for social reformation, the new penology positions criminality as a problem of risk-management and a primary mechanism of governance.
Johann Koehler   +2 more
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Crime and Penology

American Journal of Sociology, 1931
This article reviews the more important developments of the year in the field of crime and penology mainly by calling attention to programs and tendencies although some statistics are presented. (1) federal census figures give the population of state prisons and reformatories and show an increasing ratio of prison to general population.
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Penology and Atonement

The Biblical World, 1917
The more we study theology the more we see that it is transcendentalized politics. We extend into the field of religion the practices to which we have become accustomed outside of religion. These practices we are very apt to take as self-evident truth, and we are sometimes surprised when we are shown what they really are.
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Cartesian Penology

Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence, 1990
Writing on punishment can be a punishing experience. We face two kinds of problems, each threatening to make penal reflection a futile exercise. Primarily, there is a body of research and literature which might be called hyper-critical; this research points to the weaknesses of all theories of punishment but fails to replace them by an adequate theory,
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Enemy Penology

2018
Abstract When Guenther Jakobs introduced the concept of “enemy criminal law” (Feindstrafrecht), or enemy penology, into the legal debate, this was due to a concern with the increasingly anticipatory nature of criminalization in German legislation in the last decades of the 20th century.
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Penology and Crime

American Journal of Sociology, 1933
Despite curtailments due to the depression, several developments have taken place: in the field of penology along the lines of classification, new types of detention (with recognition of the value of minimum security confinement), education (with emphasis upon individual treatment), and prison labor; in police work along the lines of departmental ...
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Penology

Crime Prevention and Community Safety, 2010
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Penology.

2007
Milton Metfessel   +4 more
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