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| The Aims of Punishment Theoretical, International and Law Comparative Approaches |
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| Author: Χάρης Παπαχαραλάμπους |
| ISBN: 978-960-648-149-9 |
| Publisher: Εκδόσεις Σάκκουλα |
| Date Published: 2020 |
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| Format: Hardback |
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| Description |
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| The book will focus on various of the most recent streams of thought as to the philosophy of punishment, on international and interdisciplinary criminal law issues and the respective role of criminal sanctions as well as on law comparative issues concerning Cyprus and Greece. The theoretical part will more specifically present vistas relative to the relationship of criminal law and politics, whereas the international/interdisciplinary criminal justice discourse touches upon topics like EU and international criminal law, organized crime, sentencing, correctional policy and transitional justice issues. The comparative part deals with very interesting sectors of applied discourse as to punishment like suspension of imprisonment, life term, penology problems and problems of specific sanctions like confiscation. |
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Why and How to Punish?
Criminal Law and Politics
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Crucial International and Interdisciplinary Fields of Interest:
EU Criminal Law, Organized Crime, Comparative Studies
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Comparative Part (1):
The Cypriot Experience
III.
Comparative Part (2):
The Greek Experience
Nestor Courakis |
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