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Punishment
Analysis 77 (3):anw022 (2016)
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Philosophical writing about the legal practice of punishment has traditionally focused on two central questions: what (if anything) justifies the practice of tr.Author's Profile
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| reprint | Hoskins, Zachary (2017) "Punishment". Analysis 77(3):619-632 |
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