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A Systematic Review and New Analyses of the Gender-Equality Paradox. [PDF]

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The new penology

Crime, Inequality and the State, 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.
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Toward a penology of organizational offending

Punishment & Society, 2022
The punishment of organizational offending has largely been overlooked by penologists, despite the fact that organizational actors such as corporations and the state perpetrate the most serious forms of offending.
James E. Sutton, Clayton D. Peoples
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Constitutive Penology

Postmodern Criminology, 2019
Dragan Milovanovic, Stuart Henry
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Litigation and Penology of Pedophilia in the Perspective of Indonesian Conventional and Islamic Laws

Analisis: Jurnal Studi Keislaman, 2022
The high number of pedophilic incidences in Indonesia is partly due to the lack of community’s social control and the weak supervision of the litigation and penological processes. Considering the impact of pedophilia to victims including long-term trauma,
Iffatin Nur, Teguh Teguh, Hiba Fajarwati
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Flipping the “New Penology” Script: Police Misconduct Insurance, Grassroots Activism, and Risk Management–Based Reform

Law and Social Inquiry, 2021
Through a multi-method qualitative case study, I examine the failed 2016 ballot campaign of the Committee for Professional Policing (CfPP), a police accountability group in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Stephen Wulff
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God’s penology: Belief in a masculine God predicts support for harsh criminal punishment and militarism

Punishment & Society, 2020
Prior research demonstrates that multiple dimensions of religiosity significantly predict punitive attitudes and militarism. This study highlights the importance of believing in a masculine God, an aspect of religiosity with a robust and consistent ...
Joseph O. Baker, Andrew L. Whitehead
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Indonesian Prison System: An Analysis of Constitutive Penology Amidst the Crisis of Overcapacity Based on Islamic Law

Justice Law Review
The Indonesian correctional system normatively emphasizes prisoners' rehabilitation and social reintegration as stipulated in Law Number 22 of 2022 on Corrections.
Didik Purnomo
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Reflections on penology: Retribution revisited

Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 1979
This article points to the recent controversy surrounding the devaluation of prison rehabilitation as an effective correctional approach, notes the varied reactions of criminologists to this dilemma, and suggests that contemporary penal planning should be calculated on the basis of not only what should be, but also on what historical experience ...
Taylor, William B., Braswell, Michael C.
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