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Ruth Elizabeth Velásquez Estrada

     Posted on: April 21, 2016

Grassroots Peacemaking: The Paradox of Reconciliation in El Salvador This article challenges the premises of “reconciliation” for state-led processes that reunites post-conflict societies. Based on ethnographic research in El Salvador, it is argued that such efforts entail condemning human rights violations and celebrating the transition to peace, yet overlook socio-economic disparities. ...

Olga Talamante

     Posted on: April 21, 2016

De Campesina a Internacionalista (From Farmworker Girl to Internationalist): Encuentros y Desencuentros The author, a veteran Chicana activist and former political prisoner, describes her journey from child farm laborer to international human rights activist, feminist, and LGBT rights advocate. Talamante traces the origins of her political consciousness to the fields of ...

Immigration: A Civil Rights Issue for the Americas in the 21st Century, Vol. 23: 3, 1996

     Posted on: April 24, 2016

Susanne Jonas and Suzie Dod ThomasPublic policy on immigration will be central to determining the form and character of US society in the 21st century. The political Right has so far seized the initiative in defining the parameters of that discussion, in effect limiting national debate to choosing between degrees ...

Environmental Victims, Vol. 23: 4, 1996

     Posted on: April 24, 2016

Edited by Christopher Williams This issue examines environmentally mediated injury and seeks to change the perception of those who suffer from that of sick patients who are simply in need of treatment, to one of "environmental victims" who deserve justice. It reflects a wide range of interested parties and national perspectives, ...

Racial and Political Justice, Vol. 22: 3, 1995

     Posted on: April 29, 2016

Gregory Shank (coord.) This issue speaks to attacks on political justice in the form of resurgent racism at home, as well as genocide and patterns of "ethnic cleansing" abroad. With the realignment of power in the United States over the last two decades, the Democrats effectively abandoned the historic demand for ...

Immigration: A Civil Rights Issue for the Americas in the 21st Century, Vol. 23: 3, 1996

     Posted on: April 29, 2016

Edited by Susanne Jonas and Suzie Dod Thomas Public policy on immigration will be central to determining the form and character of US society in the 21st century. The political Right has so far seized the initiative in defining the parameters of that discussion, in effect limiting national debate to choosing ...

Piers Beirne

     Posted on: April 30, 2016

The Use and Abuse of Animals in Criminology: A Brief History and Current Review Beirne's project is simply to place animal abuse firmly on the sociological agenda, given that scholarly studies of animal abuse remain virtually nonexistent and the topic is completely ignored in criminology textbooks. Historically, non-human animals have not ...

Ronnie Lippens

     Posted on: April 30, 2016

Critical Criminologies and the Reconstruction of Utopia Ronnie Lippens make a plea for renewed utopian thinking in critical criminology. Critical criminology must avoid nihilism and postmodernist impossibilism, along with its fragmenting dynamics. Instead, it must make substantial efforts to fight the contemporary (postmodern) condition, where possibilities and opportunities for human emancipatory ...

Robert Ackermann

     Posted on: April 30, 2016

Crime and Individuality Robert Ackermann's lively review of Harold Pepinsky's The Geometry of Violence and Democracy notes that in defining crime as a politically arbitrary subset of violence, Pepinsky has written a powerful and moving book that explains the apparent irrelevance of much of what is normally considered criminology and offers ...

James F. Doyle

     Posted on: April 30, 2016

A Radical Critique of Criminal Punishment James F. Doyle presents a radical philosophical critique of punishment. He draws a contrast between the "ethics of obligation" and the "ethics of social relations" as radically different normative approaches to law and criminal punishment. As Doyle makes clear, the ethics of obligation informs current ...

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