Table of Contents

• Pages: V-VI
• Published date: 09 December 2003
• Date: 09 December 2003
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/S1059-4337(03)30012-2

CONTENTS

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS vii

EDITORIAL BOARD ix

EDITOR’S NOTE xi

PART I. REVISITING THE HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY

OF PUNISHMENT

“PATTERN PENITENCE”: PENITENTIAL NARRATIVE AND

MORAL REFORM DISCOURSE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY

BRITAIN

Anna Kaladiouk 3

“FOREMOST AMONG THE PREROGATIVES OF

SOVEREIGNTY”: THE POWER TO PUNISH

AND THE DEATH OF COMITY IN AMERICAN

CRIMINAL LAW

Karl B. Shoemaker 33

PUNISHMENT, INSTITUTIONS, AND JUSTIFICATIONS

Leo Zaibert 51

PHILOSOPHICAL THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT AND THE

HISTORY OF PRISON REFORM

Christopher Sturr 85

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