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Book Review: Mercy on Trial: What It Means to Stop an Execution

framework to evaluate theoretically the harms done and to contribute to the development of a more adequate system of governance with which to combat states’ inclinations towards violence. Critical feminist and post-Marxist political theory makes injustices embedded in contemporary economic, cultural, political and legal cultures visible and criticizable (Fraser, p. 62) by providing conceptual tools for evaluation, and also offers resources for those of us who see criminology as an endeavour contributing to normative reconstruction of societies’ responses to radical diversity.