The term “American Exceptionalism” describes the tendency for U.S. policies to diverge sharply from other countries. Through comparative research and analysis, the Robina Institute examines U.S. and international criminal justice policies and systems.
Recent Highlights
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In the NewsFormer Robina Fellow Alessandro Corda Publishes "Beyond Totem and Taboo: Toward a Narrowing of American Criminal Record Exceptionalism" in the Federal Sentencing Reporter
June 21, 2018
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Annual ConferenceReversing Mass Punishment in America
December 8, 2017
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News & Views from Robina
American Exceptionalism in Parole Supervision
May 23, 2016
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Data BriefData Brief: American Exceptionalism in Parole Supervision
May 2, 2016
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Data BriefData Brief: American Exceptionalism in Probation Supervision
March 2, 2016
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Conference Video
Why are the Truly Disadvantaged American - when the Brits are bad enough
December 16, 2013
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Conference Video
American Exceptionalism in Homicide Near Lethal Violence and Revenge
December 10, 2013
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Conference Video
Making the State Pay
December 9, 2013
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Conference Video
Race Crime Punishment and Local Democracy
December 9, 2013
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Conference Video
American Exceptionalism and Penal Severity Elsewhere in the Industrialized World
December 9, 2013
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Conference Video
American Imprisonment from a Canadian Perspective
December 8, 2013
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Annual ConferenceAmerican Exceptionalism in Crime & Punishment
September 6, 2012
