The Oxford Handbook of the Philosophy of Punishment is the most comprehensive collective work that has yet been published on the philosophical aspects of punishment. It is divided into ten sections covering all the main philosophical challenges arising from the questions of why, when, and how offenders should be punished for their misdeeds. Among the central themes are issues such as: how can the use of punishment be justified, what types of punishment can legitimately be imposed on offenders, and how should one determine the severity of punishments? The chapters are written by many of the field's leading scholars.…mehr
The Oxford Handbook of the Philosophy of Punishment is the most comprehensive collective work that has yet been published on the philosophical aspects of punishment. It is divided into ten sections covering all the main philosophical challenges arising from the questions of why, when, and how offenders should be punished for their misdeeds. Among the central themes are issues such as: how can the use of punishment be justified, what types of punishment can legitimately be imposed on offenders, and how should one determine the severity of punishments? The chapters are written by many of the field's leading scholars.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jesper Ryberg is Professor of Ethics and Philosophy of Law at Roskilde University, Denmark. He has published more than 25 books and numerous articles and book chapters. He is head of the Research Group of Criminal Justice Ethics.
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Acknowledgements List of contributors INTRODUCTION (1) The Philosophy of Punishment Jesper Ryberg (2) The Definition of Punishment Frej Klem Thomsen PART 1: THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT (3) Retributivism Mitchell Berman (4) Consequentialism Jesper Ryberg (5) Pluralistic Theory Douglas Husak (6) Communicative Theory Antony Duff (7) Right Forfeiture Theory Christopher Wellman and William Bell (8) Self-defense Theory Derk Pereboom (9) Restitutionism David Hershenov (10) Restorative Justice Christopher Bennett (11) Abolitionism Bill Wringe PART 2: TYPES OF PUNISHMENT (12) Capital Punishment Michael Cholbi (13) Incarceration Richard Lippke (14) Corporal Punishment Ole Martin Moen and Aksel Braanen Sterri (15) Probation Rob Canton (16) Electronic Monitoring William Bülow (17) Cruel and Unusual Punishment Thom Brooks PART 3: THE SEVERITY OF PUNISHMENT (18) Measuring Punishment Severity Adam Kolber (19) Retributivism and Severity Göran Duus-Otterström (20) Consequentialism and Severity Mirko Bagaric PART 4: SENTENCING (21) Responsibility and Defenses Stephen J. Morse (22) Mens Rea Marcia Baron (23) Criminal Record Richard Frase (24) Guilty Pleas Sebastian Jon Holmen (25) Remorse Steven Tudor (26) Mercy Leo Zaibert PART 5: PUNISHMENT AND SPECIAL OFFENDERS (27) Juvenile and Very Old Offenders Gideon Yaffe (28) Female Offenders Holly Lawford-Smith (29) Socially Deprived Offenders Terry Skolnik (30) Multiple Offenders Youngjae Lee (31) Dangerous Offenders Susan Dimock (32) War Criminals Sebastian Jon Holmen PART 6: COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES OF PUNISHMENT (33) Collateral damage Zachary Hoskins (34) Disenfranchisement Milena Tripkovic (35) Criminal Records and the Labor Market Thomas Søbirk Petersen PART 7: SOCIETAL ASPECTS OF PUNISHMENT (36) Punishment and Social Inequality Matt Matravers (37) Punishment and Discrimination Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen (38) Punishment and Resources Mark D. White (39) Punishment and Public Opinion Julian Roberts PART 8: MEDICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF PUNISHMENT (40) Neurointerventions and Punishment Jesper Ryberg (41) Physicians and Punishment Rebecca L. Walker (42) Punishment and Artificial Intelligence Jesper Ryberg PART 9: THE PHILOSOPHY OF PUNISHMENT RECONSIDERED (43) How should we Work as Penal Ethicists? Jesper Ryberg INDEX
Acknowledgements List of contributors INTRODUCTION (1) The Philosophy of Punishment Jesper Ryberg (2) The Definition of Punishment Frej Klem Thomsen PART 1: THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT (3) Retributivism Mitchell Berman (4) Consequentialism Jesper Ryberg (5) Pluralistic Theory Douglas Husak (6) Communicative Theory Antony Duff (7) Right Forfeiture Theory Christopher Wellman and William Bell (8) Self-defense Theory Derk Pereboom (9) Restitutionism David Hershenov (10) Restorative Justice Christopher Bennett (11) Abolitionism Bill Wringe PART 2: TYPES OF PUNISHMENT (12) Capital Punishment Michael Cholbi (13) Incarceration Richard Lippke (14) Corporal Punishment Ole Martin Moen and Aksel Braanen Sterri (15) Probation Rob Canton (16) Electronic Monitoring William Bülow (17) Cruel and Unusual Punishment Thom Brooks PART 3: THE SEVERITY OF PUNISHMENT (18) Measuring Punishment Severity Adam Kolber (19) Retributivism and Severity Göran Duus-Otterström (20) Consequentialism and Severity Mirko Bagaric PART 4: SENTENCING (21) Responsibility and Defenses Stephen J. Morse (22) Mens Rea Marcia Baron (23) Criminal Record Richard Frase (24) Guilty Pleas Sebastian Jon Holmen (25) Remorse Steven Tudor (26) Mercy Leo Zaibert PART 5: PUNISHMENT AND SPECIAL OFFENDERS (27) Juvenile and Very Old Offenders Gideon Yaffe (28) Female Offenders Holly Lawford-Smith (29) Socially Deprived Offenders Terry Skolnik (30) Multiple Offenders Youngjae Lee (31) Dangerous Offenders Susan Dimock (32) War Criminals Sebastian Jon Holmen PART 6: COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES OF PUNISHMENT (33) Collateral damage Zachary Hoskins (34) Disenfranchisement Milena Tripkovic (35) Criminal Records and the Labor Market Thomas Søbirk Petersen PART 7: SOCIETAL ASPECTS OF PUNISHMENT (36) Punishment and Social Inequality Matt Matravers (37) Punishment and Discrimination Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen (38) Punishment and Resources Mark D. White (39) Punishment and Public Opinion Julian Roberts PART 8: MEDICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF PUNISHMENT (40) Neurointerventions and Punishment Jesper Ryberg (41) Physicians and Punishment Rebecca L. Walker (42) Punishment and Artificial Intelligence Jesper Ryberg PART 9: THE PHILOSOPHY OF PUNISHMENT RECONSIDERED (43) How should we Work as Penal Ethicists? Jesper Ryberg INDEX
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