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Research Exercise – Prisons, Punishment & Criminal Justice

Research Exercise – Prisons, Punishment & Criminal Justice

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The ‘new punitiveness’: Are we moving away from the ‘civilising processes’ of modernism towards a ‘de­civilising’ (Pratt 1998; 2000) punitive sentiment that characterises contemporary retributive practices in criminal justice? Explore with regard to the paradox of using (more) punishment where punishment has already failed, and analyse the implications of a sort of order achieved only on fear/terror of coercive force.

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Research Exercise – Prisons, Punishment & Criminal Justice

Research Exercise – Prisons, Punishment & Criminal Justice

Order Description

The ‘new punitiveness’: Are we moving away from the ‘civilising processes’ of modernism towards a ‘de­civilising’ (Pratt 1998; 2000) punitive sentiment that characterises contemporary retributive practices in criminal justice? Explore with regard to the paradox of using (more) punishment where punishment has already failed, and analyse the implications of a sort of order achieved only on fear/terror of coercive force.

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