Joshua Nichols is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Administration at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada and a Fellow at the Center for International Governance Innovation.Amy Swiffen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada.

• "It’s Not Just a Good Idea, It’s the Law": Rationality, Force, and Changing MindsMark Kingwell Cruel and thus not Unusual: Jacques Derrida’s Seminar on the Death PenaltyMichael Naas The Violent Rhetoric of Accusation: Cicero and the Marcus Ameleus Scaurus CaseG. Pavlich The Colonialism of IncarcerationRobert Nichols "Ran away from her Master…a Negroe Girl named Thursday": Examining Evidence of Punishment, Isolation, and Trauma in Nova Scotia and Quebec Fugitive Slave Advertisements Charmaine Nelson The Work of Death: Massacre and Retribution in Southampton County, Virginia, August 1831 Christopher Tomlins Civilising Missions and Humanitarian Interventions: into the Laws and Territories of First Nations Irene Watson The Rhetoric of Abolition: Continuity and Change in the Struggle Against America’s Death Penalty, 1900-2010Austin Sarat, Robert Kermes, Adelyn Curran, Margaret Kiley, Keshav Pant "Too wicked to die": The enduring legacy of humane reforms to solitary confinement Kelly Struthers Munford, Kelly Hannah-Moffat, and Alex Hunter Nonviolent communion versus medieval ships of fools: Engaged-citizenry alternatives to Europe’s war on refugeesPablo Ouziel

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Joshua Nichols is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Administration at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada and a Fellow at the Center for International Governance Innovation.Amy Swiffen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada.

• "It’s Not Just a Good Idea, It’s the Law": Rationality, Force, and Changing MindsMark Kingwell Cruel and thus not Unusual: Jacques Derrida’s Seminar on the Death PenaltyMichael Naas The Violent Rhetoric of Accusation: Cicero and the Marcus Ameleus Scaurus CaseG. Pavlich The Colonialism of IncarcerationRobert Nichols "Ran away from her Master…a Negroe Girl named Thursday": Examining Evidence of Punishment, Isolation, and Trauma in Nova Scotia and Quebec Fugitive Slave Advertisements Charmaine Nelson The Work of Death: Massacre and Retribution in Southampton County, Virginia, August 1831 Christopher Tomlins Civilising Missions and Humanitarian Interventions: into the Laws and Territories of First Nations Irene Watson The Rhetoric of Abolition: Continuity and Change in the Struggle Against America’s Death Penalty, 1900-2010Austin Sarat, Robert Kermes, Adelyn Curran, Margaret Kiley, Keshav Pant "Too wicked to die": The enduring legacy of humane reforms to solitary confinement Kelly Struthers Munford, Kelly Hannah-Moffat, and Alex Hunter Nonviolent communion versus medieval ships of fools: Engaged-citizenry alternatives to Europe’s war on refugeesPablo Ouziel

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Joshua Nichols is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Administration at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada and a Fellow at the Center for International Governance Innovation.Amy Swiffen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada.

• "It’s Not Just a Good Idea, It’s the Law": Rationality, Force, and Changing MindsMark Kingwell Cruel and thus not Unusual: Jacques Derrida’s Seminar on the Death PenaltyMichael Naas The Violent Rhetoric of Accusation: Cicero and the Marcus Ameleus Scaurus CaseG. Pavlich The Colonialism of IncarcerationRobert Nichols "Ran away from her Master…a Negroe Girl named Thursday": Examining Evidence of Punishment, Isolation, and Trauma in Nova Scotia and Quebec Fugitive Slave Advertisements Charmaine Nelson The Work of Death: Massacre and Retribution in Southampton County, Virginia, August 1831 Christopher Tomlins Civilising Missions and Humanitarian Interventions: into the Laws and Territories of First Nations Irene Watson The Rhetoric of Abolition: Continuity and Change in the Struggle Against America’s Death Penalty, 1900-2010Austin Sarat, Robert Kermes, Adelyn Curran, Margaret Kiley, Keshav Pant "Too wicked to die": The enduring legacy of humane reforms to solitary confinement Kelly Struthers Munford, Kelly Hannah-Moffat, and Alex Hunter Nonviolent communion versus medieval ships of fools: Engaged-citizenry alternatives to Europe’s war on refugeesPablo Ouziel

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