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100 _a20031111u y0pory50 ba
101 _aeng
200 _aCriminal justice, social exclusion and the social contract
330 _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.
461 _vV.50,n.3
_dsep. 2003
_pp.198-210
_tProbation Journal
_cLondon
606 _aCONTRATO EXCLUSÃO SOCIAL JUSTIÇA CRIMINAL
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700 _aJORDAN
_bBill
_917297
852 _jP.105