Criminal Law and Morality in the Age of Consent: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

1. Criminal Law and Morality Revisited: Interdisciplinary Perspectives.- PART I: Criminal Law and Morality: Historical Perspectives.- 2.The Rise of Ethical Reproach in Spanish Late Scholasticism.- 3. Liberties, Rights and Punishments in Modern Natural Law.- 4. Roman Dutch Criminal Law and Calvinism: Calvinist Morality in De criminibus (1644) of Antonius Matthaeus II.- 5. The Secularization of Criminal Law in the Enlightenment: Its Real Scope and Contribution Revisited.- 6. Freedom and no harm principle in 'On liberty' by J.S. Mill.- PART II: Criminal Law and Morality: Philosophical and Criminal Law Perspectives.- 7, Fundamentals of Ethics.- 8. Build and restore good human relationships. Overcoming the retributive paradigm as a key issue for the theory of justice.- 9. What is perfectionism?.- 10. From crime to right. The crisis of the title as reason of law.- 11.  Paternalism and moral limits of criminal law.-  12.  Human Dignity and the Protected Legal Good.- PART III: Criminal Law and Morality: Controversial Issues.- 13.: Crimes and sins: the social role of education and religion.- 14.The Role of Criminal Law in Combatting Pornography.- 15.  Justice in the End of Life: Legal Issues around the Decriminalization of Euthanasia