Teoría política libertaria y política criminal

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Libertarian political theory, criminal law, criminal policy, morality, justice.

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José Manuel Paredes Castañón

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In what cases could the state practice of prohibiting actions and punishing the perpetrators (as offenders) be considered justified from the perspective of a libertarian political theory? This is the question with which the present work begins and also the question that guides the content of it. The libertarian political theory does not support a fair society model but only a normative theory about the conditions in which political authority arises, in a morally justified way, so that in this work, it is intended to show its transcendence as political theory in a criminal subject.

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Paredes Castañón, J. M. (2017). Teoría política libertaria y política criminal. Mexican Criminal Journal, 7(13), 123–133. Retrieved from https://revistaciencias.inacipe.gob.mx/index.php/01/article/view/280
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