00902nam a2200133   450000100060000010000410000610100080004720000630005533005090011846100620062760600520068970000170074185200100075819214  a20031111u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aCriminal justice, social exclusion and the social contract  aCriminal justice was historically at the heart of liberal versions of the "social contract", in which people who were morally equal but materially unequal agreed society's rules. The crisis in collective life provoked by globalization reveals the violence behind this contract; the language of "war" and of sub-human "animals" denotes the status of those excluded from the mainstream. I argue that issues of criminal justice are not susceptible to technical fixes, but demand deeper, political solutions.  vV.50,n.3dsep. 2003pp.198-210tProbation JournalcLondon  aCONTRATO  EXCLUSÃO SOCIAL  JUSTIÇA CRIMINAL  aJORDANbBill  jP.105