Featured publications in philosophy of law and criminal justice

This updated anthology provides current perspectives on foundational and emerging topics in the philosophy of law, making it highly relevant for contemporary study. It includes new readings on crucial subjects like intersectional theory, Indigenous law, and punishment.

This forthcoming book addresses a cutting-edge and increasingly important area of inquiry in criminal justice and legal philosophy. It examines how neuroscientific advancements influence justice systems and ethical considerations.

This collection provides diverse and current perspectives on penal abolitionism, directly addressing themes related to Foucault's work and its contemporary relevance. It includes a significant chapter on 'Foucault and Prison Abolition'.

This publication is highly relevant for understanding the ethical and philosophical implications of technology in the criminal justice system. It addresses a rapidly evolving and critical area of contemporary concern.

As a forthcoming work by a renowned scholar, this book offers a current and in-depth examination of a foundational concept in legal philosophy. It explores the history, theoretical underpinnings, and consequences of natural law.

This work offers a contemporary and crucial comparative analysis of legal systems, essential for a globalized understanding of the philosophy of law. It explores the interactions and distinctions between common and civil law traditions.

This book directly engages with the growing discourse around penal abolitionism, offering a foundational philosophical argument for its implementation. It contributes to a critical re-evaluation of punitive systems.

This publication provides a current and critical analysis of retributivism, a core theory of punishment, through a restorative lens. It offers new insights into its ethical and practical dimensions.

This book offers decolonial perspectives on justice, moving beyond Western-centric approaches and contributing to a more diverse and inclusive understanding of legal philosophy and criminal justice. It proposes new relational justice models.

As a leading international journal in the philosophy of law, its latest issues consistently feature cutting-edge research and scholarly debate. This volume reflects current trends and intellectual honesty in the field.

This journal issue provides current ethical analyses of critical issues in criminal justice, including the impact of technology on sentencing and philosophical perspectives on drug criminalization. It reflects contemporary concerns.

This special issue offers fresh perspectives and further exploration into the historical foundations of legal philosophy. It demonstrates the enduring relevance of ancient thought to contemporary legal and ethical questions.

This article represents current academic discourse in criminal law and philosophy, addressing specific and nuanced aspects of punishment theory. It contributes to ongoing debates on justice and proportionality.

As a recent publication from a prominent academic press, this work contributes significantly to the ongoing debate on the justifications and aims of punishment in legal philosophy. It explores a complex ethical concept.

This recent article explores the fundamental relationship between philosophical inquiry and the concept of justice within legal frameworks. It offers a current perspective on this core area of legal philosophy.

This issue provides current insights into evidence-based practices and policy translation in criminal justice, effectively bridging theoretical research with practical application and implementation. It's vital for understanding real-world impact.

This very recent academic contribution to *Contemporary Political Theory* reflects ongoing scholarly engagement with the critical discussion surrounding prison abolition. It highlights the evolving theoretical landscape.

This article offers a critical engagement with a significant recent book on prison abolitionism, placing it within broader political and philosophical contexts. It highlights key intellectual debates and influences.

This issue provides activist and community-based perspectives on abolitionist efforts, particularly concerning immigration detention. It reflects current struggles and organizing on the ground, offering a vital practical dimension.