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What’s sentencing got to do with it? Understanding the prison crisis [PDF]
Easton, S, Piper, CD
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Migration policies versus public health - the ethics of Covid-19 related movement restrictions for asylum seekers in reception centers in Greece in 2020. [PDF]
Makris G.
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Lock them up! Punitive aggression and populism as political vigilantism
Electoral Studies, 2021Abstract Populist leaders and movements are incredibly diverse, but one factor that most share is the tendency to pick fights. Populists often stir up conflict and use aggressive rhetoric that would destroy the reputation of mainstream politicos.
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Populism and Punitive Penal Policy
Criminal Justice Matters, 2002(2002). Populism and Punitive Penal Policy. Criminal Justice Matters: Vol. 49, Public Perspectives and Participation, pp. 4-5.
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Behavioural Brain Research, 2023
This study examined behavioral and ERP features involved in pain processing as predictors of suicide ideation. Twenty-seven depressed undergraduates with high suicide ideation (HSI), 23 depressed undergraduates with low suicide ideation (LSI), and 32 healthy controls (HCs) completed the clinical Scales. The amplitudes of LPP, P2, P3, CNV, FRN, power in
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This study examined behavioral and ERP features involved in pain processing as predictors of suicide ideation. Twenty-seven depressed undergraduates with high suicide ideation (HSI), 23 depressed undergraduates with low suicide ideation (LSI), and 32 healthy controls (HCs) completed the clinical Scales. The amplitudes of LPP, P2, P3, CNV, FRN, power in
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Democracy and ‘punitive populism’: exploring the Supreme Court's role in El Salvador
Democratization, 2011El Salvador is characterized by the sad record of having one of the highest degrees of violence and crime in Latin America. Recent governments have tried to fight it with programmes called ‘mano dura’ or ‘super-mano dura’ with measures and practices that have often violated human rights and judicial guarantees.
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