Capital punishment and Roman Catholic moral tradition

Literary executions capital punishment & American culture, 1820-1925

Technologies of life and death from cloning to capital punishment

The solemn sentence of death capital punishment in Connecticut

Against the gallows antebellum American writers and the movement to abolish capital punishment

Murder and its consequences essays on capital punishment in America

Executing democracy

Executing democracy

Fighting for their lives inside the experience of capital defense attorneys

Proof of guilt Barbara Graham and the politics of executing women in America

Exile and embrace contemporary religious discourse on the death penalty in America

Race, rape, and injustice documenting and challenging death penalty cases in the civil rights era

The death of the American death penalty states still leading the way

Demands of the dead executions, storytelling, and activism in the United States

Cruel & unusual the American death penalty and the founders' Eighth Amendment

Life without parole America's new death penalty?

Killing McVeigh the death penalty and the myth of closure

Who deserves to die constructing the executable subject

The roots of rough justice origins of American lynching

America's death penalty between past and present

La ballade des pendues la tragique histoire de trois Quebecoises pendues pour crime

Invitation to an execution a history of the death penalty in the United States

Morality's muddy waters ethical quandaries in modern America