The Review: Volume 48Issue 2

Humanity, Race, and Indigeneity in Criminal Sentencing: Social Change in America, Canada, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand

The age-old aspiration toward humanity in criminal justice may prove a stepping stone toward tackling the over-incarceration of minorities in modern Western democracies.

The False Promise of Immigration Deterrence: Unauthorized Migrants’ Decision-Making in the Face of U.S. Immigration Law

The logic of deterrence tells us that making life more difficult for migrants will directly reduce the number of people willing to attempt to cross the border, but these laws and policies do not have the effect politicians promise.