This book focuses on the evolution, development and change of punishment, through the Maoist (1949-1977), reform (1978-2001) and post-reform eras (2002-) of China to understand the shaping and transformation of punishment within the context of social, political and economic processes and arrangements.
This book focuses on the evolution, development and change of punishment, through the Maoist (1949-1977), reform (1978-2001) and post-reform eras (2002-) of China to understand the shaping and transformation of punishment within the context of social, political and economic processes and arrangements.
Dr Enshen Li is a lecturer at the TC Beirne School of Law, The University of Queensland. His research interests lie in the field of comparative criminal justice, theoretical criminology, socio-legal studies of punishment and society. Dr Enshen Li specializes in the Chinese criminal justice and penal system and their implications for culture and society.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Punishment and Society in China 2. Economic Modernization and Punishment: Strike-Hard Campaigns Administrative Detention and the Underclass Population 3. Populism and Punishment: Populist Penality with Chinese Characteristics 4. The Emergence of Lenient Justice: New Penal Policy in Post-reform China 5. Community Justice in Urban China: Civic Participation Rehabilitative Ethos and Social Stability 6. Community Corrections and Crime Prevention: Restorativeness v Managerialism 7. Conclusion
1. Introduction: Punishment and Society in China 2. Economic Modernization and Punishment: Strike-Hard Campaigns Administrative Detention and the Underclass Population 3. Populism and Punishment: Populist Penality with Chinese Characteristics 4. The Emergence of Lenient Justice: New Penal Policy in Post-reform China 5. Community Justice in Urban China: Civic Participation Rehabilitative Ethos and Social Stability 6. Community Corrections and Crime Prevention: Restorativeness v Managerialism 7. Conclusion
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