Individual consent and shared normative authority. Conceiving of crimes as 
violations of individual rights and public wrongs

Hirsch, Philipp-Alexander

doi:10.5040/9781509973507.ch-008

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Individual consent and shared normative authority. Conceiving of crimes as violations of individual rights and public wrongs

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Hirsch, Philipp-Alexander
Independent Research Group: Theory of Criminal Law, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law, Max Planck Society;

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Hirsch, P.-A. (2025). Individual consent and shared normative authority. Conceiving of crimes as violations of individual rights and public wrongs. In P.-A. Hirsch, & E. Moser (Eds.), Rights in criminal law: Studies on a new paradigm in criminal law and procedure (pp. 145-159). London: Hart Publishing.

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