Download This PaperRe-Imagining Justice from the Bottom Up
In: Carnelley, M. & Hoctor, S. Eds. Law, Order and Liberty: Essays in Honour of Tony Matthews. Scottsville: University of Kwa-Zulu Natal Press, 237-250.
14 Pages Posted: 6 Apr 2016
Date Written: April 3, 2011
Abstract
In this chapter we consider a long-established, but largely unachieved, hope for a conception of justice that uncouples justice from punishment. This hope has been an essential feature of the alternative justice movement – it has also been a feature of Tony Mathews’ work. A promising direction for exploring this hope further, we argue, is within future risk-focused approaches to security governance.
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Froestad, Jan and Shearing, Clifford D, Re-Imagining Justice from the Bottom Up (April 3, 2011). In: Carnelley, M. & Hoctor, S. Eds. Law, Order and Liberty: Essays in Honour of Tony Matthews. Scottsville: University of Kwa-Zulu Natal Press, 237-250. , Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2758271
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