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Democratic Theory And Mass Incarceration 1st Edition Albert W Dzur

Name: Democratic Theory And Mass Incarceration 1st Edition Albert W Dzur
SKU: BELL-5743398
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Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.9 MB

Pages: 360

Author: Albert W. Dzur, Ian Loader, Richard Sparks

ISBN: 9780190243098, 9780190243104, 0190243090, 0190243104

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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Democratic Theory And Mass Incarceration 1st Edition Albert W Dzur by Albert W. Dzur, Ian Loader, Richard Sparks 9780190243098, 9780190243104, 0190243090, 0190243104 instant download after payment.

Despite its increasing visibility as a social issue, mass incarceration - and its inconsistency with core democratic ideals - rarely surfaces in contemporary political theory. Democratic Theory and Mass Incarceration seeks to overcome this puzzling disconnect by deepening the dialogue between democratic theory and punishment policy.
Abstract: Despite its increasing visibility as a social issue, mass incarceration - and its inconsistency with core democratic ideals - rarely surfaces in contemporary political theory. Democratic Theory and Mass Incarceration seeks to overcome this puzzling disconnect by deepening the dialogue between democratic theory and punishment policy