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Re-examining carceral ageing through meaning: What penology can learn from gerontology
Punishment & SocietyAs a result of worldwide prison populations greying at an unprecedented rate, the penological community has become increasingly aware of the moral and economic implications of carceral ageing.
D. Humblet
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The Japanese American incarceration and the origins of penology in California: A microhistory
The Howard Journal of Crime and JusticeThe history of academic criminology has been written at a macro‐scale from national and international perspectives. These histories rely on abstract concepts that overlook external events in the formation of criminology.
Paul Knepper
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International Journal of Religion
This article is the culmination of two things; the first as an answer to the curiosity that the authors had regarding religious punishments and their legal as well as moral sanctity.
Sarath Mohan, Najla Pazhayakath
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This article is the culmination of two things; the first as an answer to the curiosity that the authors had regarding religious punishments and their legal as well as moral sanctity.
Sarath Mohan, Najla Pazhayakath
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The epistemology of algorithmic risk assessment and the path towards a non-penology penology
Punishment & Society, 2018Risk assessments are increasingly carried out through algorithmic analysis. In this article, we argue that algorithmic risk assessment cannot be understood merely as a technological advancement that improves the precision of previous methods. Instead, we
Yoav Mehozay, Eran Fisher
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The Object of Administrative Penology
, 2020Administrative Penology is a new scientific field, the subject of which is to identify effective administrative penalties, methods of their application and execution.
A. Deryuga, S. N. Shaklein
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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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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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Prison Labor, Penology, and the Government of Inmates in East and West Germany since the 1970s
Geschichte und Gesellschaft, 2022Marcel Streng
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Towards a ‘Girl-Wise’ Penology
Gender, Power and Restorative Justice, 2022J. Hodgson
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2018
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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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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