Simple Justice - Murray, Charles

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1、SimpleJusticeSimpleJusticeCharlesMurrayCommentariesRobAllenJohnCottinghamChristieDaviesJ.C.LesterTomSorrellVivienSternEditedbyDavidConwayCivitas:InstitutefortheStudyofCivilSocietyinassociationwiththeSundayTimesLondonRegisteredCharityNo.1085494FirstpublishedJune2005©The

2、InstitutefortheStudyofCivilSociety200577GreatPeterStreet,LondonSW1P2EZemail:books@civitas.org.ukIndependence:TheInstitutefortheStudyofCivilSociety(CIVITAS)isaregisterededucationalcharity(No.1085494)andacompanylimitedbyguarantee(No.04023541).CIVITASisfinancedfromavariet

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4、rvedISBN1-903386-446AcknowledgementCharlesMurray’sessayfirstappearedintwopartsintheSundayTimesinJanuary2004.Civitasisgratefultoitseditor,JohnWitherow,forkindpermissiontoreproducethematerialhere.TypesetbyCivitasinNewCenturySchoolbookPrintedinGreatBritainbyStEdmundsburyP

5、ressBuryStEdmunds,SuffolkIP333TUContentsPageAuthorsviEditor’sIntroductionDavidConwayixSimpleJusticeCharlesMurray1.England’sReluctantCrimeFighters32.TheCaseforSimpleJustice173.Postscript:TheSundayTimesReadersandtheHypotheticals29CommentariesNotSoSimpleJusticeChristieDav

6、ies35RoughJustice:SomeThoughtsonCharlesMurray’sSimpleJusticeJohnCottingham56NuancedJusticeTomSorrell64TheInjusticeofSimpleJusticeVivienStern77RethinkingCrimeandPunishmentRobAllen85APlagueonBothYourStatistHouses:WhyLibertarianRestitutionBeatsState-RetributionandState-Le

7、niencyJ.C.Lester96Notes107vAuthorsCharlesMurrayisW.H.BradyScholarattheAmericanEnterpriseInstituteforPublicPolicyResearchbasedinWashingtonDC.HisseveralbooksincludeLosingGround:AmericanSocialPolicy1950-1980,InPursuitofHappinessandGoodGovernment,TheBellCurve:Intelligencea

8、ndClassStructureinAmericanLife(withRichardHernn-stein),andHumanAccomplishment:ThePursuitofExcel-lenceintheArtsandScie