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Punishment
Dartmouth Publishing Company (1993)
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This philosophical work on punishment includes coverage of retributivisms, moral education and reform, consequentialism and rights, sentencing and how to make the punishment fit the crime, abolitionism and sociological perspectives.Author's Profile
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