Beyond national and cultural borders” p. 128. She also reports that: She also reports that: The young generation in Morocco is today the first to widely use the Internet. One of the most striking changes in the penal culture of Europe at the end of the century was the reform of the judicial and punitive system in England. In this "demoralization of crime", the system began to abandon its punitive sentences, which often saw minor offenders imprisoned at hard labor for weeks or months, to adopt a more moderate system of late-capitalist culture, whose emergence is closely linked to the British intellectual tradition, and more particularly to the creation of the Birmingham Center for Cultural Studies, whose first director was Richard. In its methodology, this flow is,