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February 8, 2026Man crime and punishmentOpen Access

Integrative Theory of Criminal Punishment

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The publication presents an integrative theory of criminal punishment, indicating a balance between retribution and consequentialism.

Key Points

  • This work aims to provide a comprehensive theory of criminal punishment that synthesizes various doctrines.
  • Introduced the concept of integrative theory integrating absolute and relative punishment doctrines.
  • Analyzed the historical context and ethical foundations of retribution and proportionality.
  • Discussed the evolving nature of punishment in relation to socio-cultural development.
  • Established that the essence of punishment is rooted in retribution with a focus on proportionality.
  • Identified a framework for balancing utilitarian goals with retributive principles in punishment.
  • Concluded that punishment adapts with social progress, reflecting shifts in value standards.

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Konstantin Korsakov (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698828b90fc35cd7a884865bhttps://doi.org/10.33463/2687-1238.2025.33(1-4).4.516-537
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