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(Re)imagining Punishment and Justice

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Malloch M & Munro W (2016) (Re)imagining Punishment and Justice. Scottish Justice Matters, 4 (1), pp. 2-3. http://scottishjusticematters.com/wp-content/uploads/SJM_4-1_www_Complete.pdf

Abstract
First paragraph: THIS SPECIAL EDITION of Scottish Justice Matters is focused upon Reimagining Punishment and Justice and we hope the ideas it contains will play an important part in the development of new ways of thinking about punishment and justice by exposing contradictions in the gap between the desire for a better future and the constructed ‘naturalness’ of existing conditions. For us, the discussions and debates that emerged around the Scottish Referendum in 2014 epitomised many of these contradictions, notably the relationship between a desire for social change and a reluctance to move beyond the ‘already known’. This has been a characteristic of many aspects of social life, as well as a feature of Scottish criminal justice.

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Scottish Justice Matters: Volume 4, Issue 1

StatusPublished
Publication date31/03/2016
URLhttp://hdl.handle.net/1893/23625
PublisherScottish Consortium for Crime and Criminal Justice
Publisher URLhttp://scottishjusticematters.com/…www_Complete.pdf
ISSN2052-7950

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Professor Margaret Malloch

Professor Margaret Malloch

Professor, Sociology, Social Policy & Criminology