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A Dynamic Theory of Deterrence and Compliance

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Classical thinkers like Bentham saw deterrence as a dynamic process in which the punishment of violators today helped deter potential violators in the future by increasing their subjective probability of apprehension. Modern deterrence theory took a different path, analyzing deterrence as a...

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