Modern Histories of Crime and PunishmentStanford University Press, 18/07/2007 - 352 من الصفحات Modern Histories of Crime and Punishment showcases a variety of disciplinary, methodological, and theoretical approaches that, taken together, frame historical analysis in the study and teaching of criminal law. Featuring work by historians, lawyers, theorists, and sociologists, Modern Histories approaches the history of crime and punishment not as the freestanding study of a distinct institution or body of legal doctrine, but as part of a broader inquiry into the webs of governance and control that constitute social and political life. |
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Hans Litten and the Politics of Criminal | 7 |
Toward | 14 |
Criminal Responsibility and the Proof of Guilt | 42 |
Politics | 66 |
The Meaning of Killing 888 | 88 |
The Myth of Private Prosecution in England | 151 |
in the Weimar Republic | 175 |
Holmes on Criminal Law | 198 |
The Moving Targets | 224 |
Crime and Punishment on the Tea Plantations | 272 |
Perjury | 299 |
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