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Stanford University Press Proud to Punish: The Global Landscapes of Rough Justice

Name: Proud to Punish: The Global Landscapes of Rough Justice
Brand: Stanford University Press
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A magisterial comparative study, Proud to Punish recenters our understanding of modern punishment through a sweeping analysis of the global phenomenon of "rough justice": the use of force to settle accounts and enforce legal and moral norms outside the formal framework of the law. While taking many forms, including vigilantism, lynch mobs, people's courts, and death squads, all seekers of rough justice thrive on the deliberate blurring of lines between law enforcers and troublemakers. Digital networks have provided a profitable arena for vigilantes, who use social media to build a following and publicize their work, as they debase the bodies of the accused for purposes of edification and entertainment. It is this unabashed pride to punish, and the new punitive celebrations that actualize, publicize, and commercialize it, that this book brings into focus. Recounted in lively prose, Proud to Punish is both a global map of rough justice today and an insight into the deeper nature of punishment as a social and political phenomenon.

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Brand: Stanford University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1503636569
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 09 January 2024
Listed Since: 19 February 2023

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