Peculiar institution : America's death penalty in an age of abolition by David Garland.

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Garland , David

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TextLanguage: Publication details: U.S. : O.U.P, 2010.Description: 417 pISBN:

9780199594993

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Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. A peculiar institution
Chapter 2. The American way of death
Chapter 3. Historical modes of capital punishment
Chapter 4. The death penalty's decline
Chapter 5. Processes of transformation
Chapter 6. State and society in america
Chapter 7. Capital punishment in America
Chapter 8. An American abolition
Chapter 9. New political and cultural meanings
Chapter 10. Reinventing the death penalty
Chapter 11. Death and its uses
Chapter 12. Epilogue : discourse and death
Index

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