Critical issues in restorative justice

Zehr, Howard. (Added Author). Toews, Barb. (Added Author).

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ISBN: 1881798518 (pbk.)
Physical Description: print
xxii, 417 p. ; 23 cm.
Publisher: Monsey, N.Y. : Criminal Justice Press ; Cullompton, Devon, UK : Willan Pub., 2004.

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Pt. I. Principles and concepts -- Introduction -- Ch. 1. How, and in what terms, should restorative justice be conceived? / Gerry Johnstone -- Ch. 2. How large should the restorative justice "tent" be? / Susan Sharpe -- Ch. 3. By whom, and by what processes, is restorative justice defined, and what bias might this introduce? / Val Napoleon -- Ch. 4. Has restorative justice appropriately responded to retribution theory and impulses? / Lode Walgrave -- Pt. II. Stakeholder issues -- Introduction -- Ch. 5. Will restorative justice live up to its promise to victims? / Mary Achilles -- Ch. 6. Is restorative justice possible without a parallel system for victims? / Susan Herman -- Ch. 7. What is the relationship between victim service organizations and restorative justice? / Lorraine Stutzman Amstutz -- Ch. 8. Is restorative justice imposing its agenda on victims? / Heather Strang -- Ch. 9. Have offender needs and perspectives been adequately incorporated into restorative justice? / Barb Toews and Jackie Katounas -- Ch. 10. What is the appropriate relationship between restorative justice and treatment? / Gordon Bazemore and Dee Bell -- Ch. 11. What is the place of shame in restorative justice? / Gabrielle Maxwell and Allison Morris -- Ch. 12. What is the place of punishment and imprisonment in restorative justice? / Russ Immarigeon -- Ch. 13. What is the role of community in restorative justice theory and practice? / Paul McCold --