The Ethics of Proportionate Punishment

Dutch, Jesper Ryberg, 2010
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"The Ethics of Proportionate Punishment" is a scholarly book that engages with the philosophical discussion surrounding state punishment. It sheds light on the ethical considerations associated with the imposition of penalties and examines the justifying arguments for state-imposed punishment of citizens. The author, Jesper Ryberg, explores the question of how and to what extent offenders should be punished for their transgressions. This topic has a long tradition in Western philosophy and is regarded as a central aspect of applied ethics. The book offers an in-depth analysis of the moral and ethical dimensions of punishment and encourages reflection on the justice and appropriateness of punishment systems. It is aimed at readers interested in the philosophical foundations of criminal justice and the related ethical issues.

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