What Shall We Do With Our Criminals? Don't Create Them, A Lecture

In this thought-provoking lecture, Thomas Hodgskin challenges the prevailing attitudes towards crime and punishment in nineteenth-century Britain. Arguing that poverty and inequality are root causes of criminal behavior, he calls for a radical rethink of the justice system and a more compassionate approach to crime prevention.

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