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Bridging the Normative Gap in Graduate Criminal Justice Curricula: Teaching Theories of Justice
Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 2012Encouraging graduate students to think about the values that guide criminal justice policy and practice and their implications for justice is essential for a full understanding of the field. In fact, several prominent scholars have recently called for an approach that integrates empirical with normative analysis.
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Neo-Institutional Analyses of Criminal Legal Organizations and Policies
Annual Review of Law and Social ScienceSince emerging in the late 1970s and early 1980s, neo-institutional theory has been a popular framework for understanding law, legal institutions, and policies on the books and in action.
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Criminological Theory and Criminal Justice Practice
Visual Criminology, 2021J. Heidt
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Not Just Deserts. A Republican Theory of Criminal Justice
, 1992C. Ripley
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Towards a Theory of Criminal Justice Administration: A General Systems Perspective
Public Administration Review, 1971On the question of the organization for corrections of political subdivisions of a very populous state, it is suggested that there be unified departments of correctional services, organized on a basis of regions made up of a single county if its population exceeds 500,000, or of combinations of contiguous counties of lesser populations.
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Reclamation: A Liberal Theory of Criminal Justice
Criminal Law and Philosophy, 2022openaire +1 more source