Liberalism and Policing: The State We're In

Luke William Hunt

Liberalism and Policing: The State We're In

In the Long Run (University of Cambridge) (2018)

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Abstract

Short online essay on the state of policing in liberal societies, discussing how executive discretionary power has grown to such a degree that it has trended toward illiberal practices and policies.

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Liberalism Policing Rule of Law

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Civil and Political Rights, Misc in Social and Political Philosophy

Criminal Law, Misc in Philosophy of Law

Policing in Applied Ethics

Values and Norms in Normative Ethics

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