Andrew von Hirsch

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Andrew von Hirsch

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#759

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#1002

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International Law

#1287

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#1541

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According to Wikipedia, Andreas von Hirsch, before 2008 published under his anglicised name Andrew von Hirsch, is a legal philosopher and penal theorist and the founding Director of the centre for Penal Theory and Penal Ethics at the Institute of Criminology, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge. He also has been Honorary Professor of Penal Theory and Penal Law at Cambridge University, and an Honorary Fellow of Wolfson College.

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Andrew von Hirsch's Published Works

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Published Works

Doing Justice--The Choice of Punishments (1976) (441)
Censure and sanctions (1994) (324)
Criminal deterrence and sentence severity : an analysis of recent research (1999) (268)
Restorative justice and criminal justice : competing or reconcilable paradigms? (2003) (231)
Past or Future Crimes: Deservedness and Dangerousness in the Sentencing of Criminals (1985) (151)
Proportionality in the Philosophy of Punishment (1992) (130)
Gauging Criminal Harm: A Living-Standard Analysis (1991) (123)
Ethical and social perspectives on situational crime prevention (2002) (116)
The Sentencing Commission And Its Guidelines (1987) (95)
Doing justice: The choice of punishments : report of the Committee for the Study of Incarceration (1976) (90)
Proportionate Sentencing: Exploring the Principles (2005) (79)
The Ethics of Community-Based Sanctions (1990) (60)
Exclusion from Public Space (2001) (58)
Specifying Aims and Limits for Restorative Justice: A ‘Making Amends’ Model? (2003) (53)
Principled sentencing : readings on theory and policy (1998) (49)
Proportionality in the philosophy of punishment: From “why punish?” to “how much?” (1990) (45)
Incivilities: Regulating Offensive Behaviour (2006) (43)
Extending the Harm Principle: ‘Remote’ Harms and Fair Imputation (1996) (37)
Proportionate Sentences for Juveniles: How Different than for Adults? (2001) (35)
RETHINKING THE OFFENSE PRINCIPLE (2002) (34)
The question of parole: Retention, reform, or abolition? (1979) (33)
Not Not Just Deserts: A Response to Braithwaite and Pettit† (1992) (32)
Selective incapacitation reexamined: The national academy of sciences' report on criminal careers and “career criminals” (1988) (31)
Commensurability and Crime Prevention: Evaluating Formal Sentencing Structures and Their Rationale (1983) (30)
Desert and Previous Convictions in Sentencing (1981) (28)
The Ethics of Selective Incapacitation: Observations on the Contemporary Debate (1984) (27)
Statutory Sentencing Principles: The 1990 White Paper (1990) (20)
Injury and Exasperation: An Examination of Harm to Others and Offense to Others (1986) (19)
The Crime-preventive Impact of Penal Sanctions (2010) (18)
Overtaking on the right (1995) (17)
The Ethics of Public Television Surveillance and CCTV (2007) (17)
Culpability and Mistake of Law (1993) (13)
Law in a therapeutic key: developments in therapeutic jurisprudence. Edited by David B. Wexler and Bruce J. Winick. Carolina Academic Press, 700 Kent Street, Durham, NC 27701, USA, 1996, 996 pp. ISBN 0‐89089‐988‐6 (1998) (12)
Should penal rehabilitationism be revived (1992) (12)
The "Desert" Model for Sentencing: Its Influence, Prospects, and Alternatives (2007) (11)
Clause 1 - the hybrid law from hell (1998) (11)
Desert and the Three Rs (1993) (11)
The Offence Principle in Criminal Law: Affront to Sensibility or Wrongdoing? (2000) (10)
"Neoclassicism," Proportionality, and the Rationale for Punishment: Thoughts on the Scandinavian Debate (1983) (10)
Responsibility, Retribution and the “Voluntary”: a Response to Williams (1997) (9)
Racial Disparity in Sentencing: Reflections on the Hood Study (1997) (9)
Proportionality and Desert: A Reply to Bedau (1978) (9)
Censure and Proportionality (1996) (9)
Sentencing Guidelines and Penal Aims in Minnesota (1994) (8)
Desert and White-Collar Criminality: A Response to Dr. Braithwaite (1982) (7)
Direct paternalism: Criminalizing self‐injurious conduct (2008) (6)
Three conceptions of provocation (1996) (6)
Commentary: Criminal record rides again (1991) (5)
Recent Trends in American Criminal Sentencing Theory (1983) (5)
Provocation and culpability. (1987) (5)
The Justification for Punishment's Existence: Censure and Prevention (2005) (5)
Community Orders and the Assessment of Punishment Severity (1998) (5)
Equality, "Anisonomy," and Justice: A Review of Madness and the Criminal Law (1984) (5)
3. Legislating the Purpose and Principles of Sentencing (1999) (4)
Record-enhanced sentencing in England and Wales: Reflections on the Halliday Report’s proposed treatment of prior convictions (2002) (4)
Punishment: Desert and Crime Control (1987) (4)
Review essay / lifeboat law (1985) (4)
Restorative Justice: A ‘Making Amends’ Model? (2005) (3)
The Logic of Prison Growht (1994) (2)
Gauging Crime Seriousness : A 'Living-Standard' Conceptopn of Criminal Harm (2005) (2)
The Decline of the Rehabilitative Ideal: Penal Policy and Social Purpose (1983) (2)
Double Criminality and Transnational Investigative Measures in EU Criminal Proceedings : Some Issues of Principle (2006) (2)
Book Reviews : Limits to Pain, Nils Christie. Pp. 122. Oslo, Universitetsforlaget (U.S. distributor, Columbia University Press), 1981: (1982) (2)
Degradingness and Intrusiveness (1996) (1)
‘Dominion’ and Censure (1996) (1)
Criteria for Proportionality: A Review (2005) (1)
Proportionate Sanctions and Sentence Substitutability: A Reply to Austin Lovegrove (2001) (1)
Keeping It In The Family (2011) (1)
Post-Mistretta Forum: How Can Guideline Sentencing Be Improved? (1989) (1)
More War or EU Expansion? (2022) (0)
Proportionate Sentences for Juvenile Offenders (2005) (0)
Proportionality in the Philosophy of Punishment Author ( s ) : (2007) (0)
Anchoring the Penalty Scale (1996) (0)
Alternative Draft for European Criminal proceedings (2007) (0)
Extending Sentences for Dangerous Offenders?: The Bottoms–Brownsword Model (2005) (0)
Fitting Punishment to Crime@@@Censure and Sanctions (1996) (0)
Penance and Personalized Desert (1996) (0)
Seriousness and Severity (1996) (0)
Proportionality and the ‘Penance’ Perspective (2005) (0)
Sentencing Reform in Canada: Recent Developments (2019) (0)
Philosophy and the Criminal Law. Edited by A NTONY D UFF . [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1998. 255 and (Index) 5pp. Hardback £35.00 net. ISBN 0–521–55044–0.] (1999) (0)
A principled view of English sentencing law (1993) (0)
Proportionate Punishment and Social Deprivation (2005) (0)
Letters from readers (1977) (0)
Ancient Marcus Aurelius Coin (2013) (0)
The Politics of Proportionality (1996) (0)
Criminal Trial Juries in Australia: From Penal Colonies to a Federal Democracy (2005) (0)
Proportionality and Punitiveness (2005) (0)
Standards Without Goals--Review of Toward a Just and Effective Sentencing System (1979) (0)

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University of Cambridge