Volume 7, Issue 2 | Criminal Law and Philosophy

Criminal Law and Philosophy

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Volume 7, Issue 2

June 2013

Symposium on Political Philosophy and the Criminal Law/Symposium on Douglas Husak's Philosophy of Criminal Law: Selected Essays

Issue Editors:

Victor Tadros,
Massimo Renzo

13 articles in this issue

Introduction: Political Philosophy and Criminal Justice
Victor Tadros
INTRODUCTION 19 February 2013 Pages: 179 - 184
Was Ellen Wronged?
Stephen P. Garvey
Original Paper 19 August 2012 Pages: 185 - 216
Political Neutrality and Punishment
Matt Matravers
Original Paper 15 August 2012 Pages: 217 - 230
The Revolution and the Criminal Law
Adil Ahmad Haque
Original Paper 18 August 2012 Pages: 231 - 253
Criminalizing the State
François Tanguay-Renaud
Original Paper 28 August 2012 Pages: 255 - 284
Military Veterans, Culpability, and Blame
Youngjae Lee
Original Paper 06 March 2013 Pages: 285 - 307
You Got What You Deserved
Larry Alexander
Original Paper 21 June 2012 Pages: 309 - 319
The Significance of Transferred Intent
Peter Westen
Original Paper 03 July 2012 Pages: 321 - 350
The Philosophy of Criminal Law: Extending the Debates
Douglas Husak
Original Paper 02 March 2013 Pages: 351 - 365
Considering Capital Punishment as a Human Interaction
Christopher Bennett
Original Paper 14 March 2013 Pages: 367 - 382
R. A. Duff, Lindsay Farmer, S. E. Marshall, Massimo Renzo, and Victor Tadros: The Boundaries of the Criminal Law
Vera Bergelson
Book Review 30 November 2012 Pages: 383 - 387
Inside Public Reason
Eric Mack
Book Review 03 March 2013 Pages: 389 - 402
L. W. Sumner: Assisted Death: A Study in Ethics and Law
Glenys Williams
Book Review 03 April 2013 Pages: 403 - 416