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Kant's theory of punishment: Deterrence in its threat, retribution in its execution

Betsy Byrd

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Key concepts: Punishment (psychology), Retributive justice, Interpretation (philosophy), Political philosophy, Deterrence (psychology), Consistency (knowledge bases), Law and economics, Coercion (linguistics)

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