| Session 178: CJ9 -> Understanding Policy and Punitiveness Across Contexts |
| Time: 9:30AM to 11:00 AM on Thursday, November 18 |
| Place: Belmont Three |
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Session Chair: Anna K. King, University of Cambridge |
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Understanding the Punitive (and Non-Punitive) Public |
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Anna K. King, University of Cambridge (Corresponding) |
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Shadd Maruna, University of Cambridge |
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Personal Concepts About "Crime and Punishment" -- Results of a Qualitative Interview Analysis |
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Harald Kania, Max-Planck-Institute (Corresponding) |
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Joachim Obergfell-Fuchs, Max-Planck-Institute for Criminal Law |
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Helmut Kury, Max-Planck-Institute |
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The Myth of Punitiveness |
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Roger Matthews, Middlesex University (Corresponding) |
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Increased "Punitivity" -- Only a Consequence of a Harsher Punishment of Sex Offenders? |
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Joachim Obergfell-Fuchs, Max-Planck-Institute for Criminal Law (Corresponding) |
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Harald Kania, Max-Planck-Institute |
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Helmut Kury, Max-Planck-Institute |
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What Can Europeans Learn From American Criminology? The Powers and Liabilities of Policy Transfer in Crime Control |
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Kevin Stenson, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University Coll (Corresponding) |