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Restorative justice Vol. I : Critical concepts in criminology
Hoyle Carolyn
Restorative justice Vol. I : Critical concepts in criminology - London Routledge 2010 - 308p xvii
CONTENTS
VOLUME I; THE RISE OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
Acknowledgements;
Chronological table of reprinted articles and chapters;
General introduction;
Part.1 The start of a new debate;
Conflicts as property; NI LS CHRISTIE;
2. Restitution: a new paradigm of criminal justice. RANDY E. BARNETT;
3. Fundamental concepts of restorative justice. HOWARD ZEHR AND HARRY MIKA;
4. Some doubts about restorative justice. ANDREW ASHWORTH;
5. A reply to Andrew Ashworth. DANIEL W. VAN NESS;
6. Some sociological reflections on restorative justice. ANTHONY BOTTOMS;
PART 2;
Proto-restorative practices;
7. The Kitchener experiment DEAN E. PEACHEY;
8. The recent history of restorative justice: mediation, circles, and conferencing
PAUL MCCOLD;
9. The evolution of restorative justice in Britain TONY F. MARSHALL;
PART 3;
Restorative justice: from philosophy to practice;
10. Conditions of successful reintegration ceremonies: dealing with juvenile offenders
JOHN BRAITHWAITE AND STEPHEN MUGFORD;
11. Specifying aims and limits for restorative justice: a 'making amends' model?
ANDREW VON HIRSCH, ANDREW ASHWORTH AND CLIFFORD SHEARING;
12. The international development of restorative justice DAVI D MIERS;
13. Restorative justices: the real story KATHLEEN DALY;
VOLUME.II RESTORATIVE PRACTICES ON THE INTERNATIONAL STAGE;
Acknowledgements;
PART 4;
Restorative responses with the criminal justice system;
14. Staging restorative justice encounters against a criminal justice backdrop: a dramaturgical analysis
JAMES DIGNAN, ANNE ATKINSON, HELEN ATKINSON, MARIE HOWES, JENNIFER JOHNSTONE, GWEN ROBINSON, JOANNA SHAPLAND AND ANGELA SORSBY;
15. Policing and restorative justice CAROLYN HOYLE;
16. Security, without care: challenges for restorative values in prison LIZ ELLIOTT;
17. Restorative sentencing: exploring the views of the public JULIAN V. ROBERTS AND LORETTA J. STALANS;
PART 5;
Restorative youth justice;
18. Reparation and justice for juveniles: the Corby experience HARRY BLAGG;
19 Situating restorative youth justice in crime control and Prevention, ADAM CRAWFORD;
20. Youth justice in New Zealand: restorative justice in practice? GABRIELLE MAXWELL AND ALLISON MORRIS;
PART 6;
New challenges for restorative justice: family violence;
21. Restorative justice and gendered violence: diversion or effective justice? BARBARA HUDSON;
22. beyond apology? Domestic violence and critical questions for restorative justice JULIE STUBBS;
23. Transformative justice: anti-subordination processes in cases of domestic violence
DONNA COKER;
PART 7;
New challenges for restorative justice: sexual violence;
24. Restorative justice and sexual assault: an archival study of court and conference cases
KATHLEEN DALY;
25. Restorative justice and child sex offences: the theory and the practice ANNIE COSSINS;
26. Setting the record straight and a call for radical change: a reply to Annie Cossins on 'Restorative Justice and Child Sex Offences' KATHLEEN DALY;
PART 8;
New challenges for restorative justice: homicide;
27. Homicide survivors meet the offender prior to execution restorative justice through dialogue MARK S. UMBREIT AND BETTY VOS;
28. Comment on Umbreit and Vos: retributive versus restorative justice MICHAEL L. RADELET AND MARIAN J. BORG;
29. Reply to Radelet and Borg MARK S. UMBREIT;
PART 9;
New challenges for restorative justice: crimes against Humanity;
30. How to deal with mass victimization and gross human rights violations: a restorative justice approach ELMAR G. M. WEITEKAMP, STEPHAN PARMENTIER, KRIS VANSPAUWEN. MARTA VALINES AND ROEL GERITS;
31 Moral ambition within and beyond political constraints reflections on restorative justice
ELIZABETH KISS;
32 Rwanda's failing experiment in restorative justice LARS WALDORF
33. The rules (and politics) of engagement: the gacaca courts and post-genocide justice, healing and reconciliation in Rwanda PHI L CLARK;
VOLUME. III THE PROMISE OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE;
Acknowledgements;
PART 1O;
Restoring victims;
34. Evaluating restorative justice from a victim perspective empirical evidence JAMES DIGNAN;
35. Repairing the harm: victims and restorative justice HEATHER STRANG AND LAWRENCE W. SHERMAN;
36 Restorative justice, victims and the police CAROLYN HOYLE;
37. Testing the limits of restorative justice: the case of corporate victims RICHARD YOUNG;
PART. 11;
Rebuilding communities;
38. The state, community and restorative justice: heresy, nostalgia and butterfly collecting
ADAM CRAWFORD;
39. Punishment, policing and praxis: restorative justice and non-violent alternatives to paramilitary punishments in Northern Ireland KIERAN MCEVOY AND HARRY MIKA;
40. Restorative justice and the danger of "community" ROBERT WEISBERG;
41. Restorative justice and procedural justice: dealing with rule breaking TOM R. TYLER;
42 What is the place of punishment and imprisonment in restorative justice? RUSS IMMARIGEON;
43. Reducing repeat offending LAWRENCE W. SHERMAN AND HEATHER STRANG;
44. Restorative justice and reconviction GABRIELLE MAXWELL AND ALLISON MORRIS;
PART 12;
Diversion, rehabilitation and desistance;
45 Reducing recidivism: a task for restorative justice? GWEN ROBINSON AND JOANNA SHAPLAND;
46. How green was Thames Valley? Policing the image of restorative justice cautions
AIDAN WILCOX AND RICHARD YOUNG;
PART I3;
Responsive regulation: restorative justice outside of criminal justice;
47. Responsive regulation JOHN BRAITHWAITE;
48.Dimensions of restorative justice DECLAN ROCHE;
49. Family group conferencing in child welfare: responsive and regulatory interfaces
JOAN PENNELL;
50. Shaming, shame and recidivism: a test of reintegrate shaming theory in the white-collar crime context KRISHNA MURPHY AND NATHAN HARRIS;
51. Shaming and the regulation of fraud and business "misconduct" some preliminary explorations MICHAEL LEVI;
52. Restorative justice in schools BRENDA MORRISON;
53. A force for change? The prospects of applying restorative justice to citizen complaints against the police in England and Wales EUGENE MCLAUGHLIN AND ANJA JOHANSEN;
54. Informal resolution of complaints against the police a quasi-experimental test of restorative justice;
RICHARD YOUNG, CAROLYN HOYLE, KAREN COOPER AND RODERICK HILL;
VOLUME .IV STUMBLING BLOCKS ON THE ROAD TO A RESTORATIVE JURISPRUDENCE;
Acknowledgements;
PART 14;
Procedural fairness, ethics and accountability;
55. In search of restorative jurisprudence JOHN BRAITHWAITE;
56 Responsibilities, rights and restorative justice ANDREW ASHWORTH;
57 Restorative justice for children: in need of procedural safeguards and standards
CHRISTIAN ELIAERTS AND ELS DUMORTIER;
58 Family group conferences and the rights of the offender KATE WARNER;
59 Ethics, universal principles and restorative justice GEORGE PAVLICH;
60 Semi-formal justice: combining informal and formal justice DECLAN ROCHE;
PART 15;
Indigenous justice;
61. Restorative justice: a good idea whose time has gone? HARRY BLAGG;
62 Reviving restorative justice traditions? CHRIS CUNNEEN;
PART 16;
The role of shame in restorative processes;
63. Shame, restorative justice, and crime JOHN BRAITHWAITE. ELIZA AHMED AND VALERIE BRAITHWAITE;
64. Strategy for community conferences: emotions and social bonds SUZANNE M. RETZINGER AND THOMAS J. SCHEFF;
65. Reintegrative shaming and restorative justice: interchangeable, complementary or different? LODE WALGRAVE AND IVO AERTSEN;
66. Shame, shaming and restorative justice: a critical appraisal NATHAN HARRIS AND SHADD MARUNA;
67 What is the place of shame in restorative justice? GABRIELLE MAXWELL AND ALLISON MORRIS;
PART 17;
When parents feel ashamed;
68. Parent-child dynamics in community conferences: some questions for reintegrative shaming, practice and restorative justice JEREMY PRICHARD;
69. Relevant others in restorative practices for minors: for what purposes? LIEVE BRADT, NICOLE VETTENBURG AND RUDI ROOSE;
70. Supporting young offenders through restorative justice: parents as (in)appropriate adults CAROLYN HOYLE AND STEPHEN NOGUERA;
PART 18;
A place for proportionality?
71. Not not just deserts: a response to Braithwaite and Pettit ANDREW VON HIRSCH AND ANDREW ASHWORTH;
72. Not just deserts, even in sentencing PHILIP PETTIT WITH JOHN BRAITHWAITE;
73. Is restorative justice compatible with sentencing uniformity? MICHAEL M. O'HEAR;
74. Restorative justice, sentencing and the Court of Appeal IAN EDWARDS;
PART 19;
Restoration, retribution or restoration through retribution' ?
75. Reparation and retribution: are they reconcilable? LUCIA ZE,DNER;
76. Revisiting the relationship between retributive and restorative justice KATHLEEN DALY;
77. Restorative justice and punishment RICHARD YOUNG AND CAROLYN HOYLE;
78. Restorative punishment and punitive restoration R. A. DUFF;
PART 20;
Some concerns from an optimist;
79 Worries about restorative justice JOHN BRAITHWAITE;
Index;
9780415450027
1. Restorative Justice2. Responsibility
364.68 HOY-I / HOY-I
Restorative justice Vol. I : Critical concepts in criminology - London Routledge 2010 - 308p xvii
CONTENTS
VOLUME I; THE RISE OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
Acknowledgements;
Chronological table of reprinted articles and chapters;
General introduction;
Part.1 The start of a new debate;
Conflicts as property; NI LS CHRISTIE;
2. Restitution: a new paradigm of criminal justice. RANDY E. BARNETT;
3. Fundamental concepts of restorative justice. HOWARD ZEHR AND HARRY MIKA;
4. Some doubts about restorative justice. ANDREW ASHWORTH;
5. A reply to Andrew Ashworth. DANIEL W. VAN NESS;
6. Some sociological reflections on restorative justice. ANTHONY BOTTOMS;
PART 2;
Proto-restorative practices;
7. The Kitchener experiment DEAN E. PEACHEY;
8. The recent history of restorative justice: mediation, circles, and conferencing
PAUL MCCOLD;
9. The evolution of restorative justice in Britain TONY F. MARSHALL;
PART 3;
Restorative justice: from philosophy to practice;
10. Conditions of successful reintegration ceremonies: dealing with juvenile offenders
JOHN BRAITHWAITE AND STEPHEN MUGFORD;
11. Specifying aims and limits for restorative justice: a 'making amends' model?
ANDREW VON HIRSCH, ANDREW ASHWORTH AND CLIFFORD SHEARING;
12. The international development of restorative justice DAVI D MIERS;
13. Restorative justices: the real story KATHLEEN DALY;
VOLUME.II RESTORATIVE PRACTICES ON THE INTERNATIONAL STAGE;
Acknowledgements;
PART 4;
Restorative responses with the criminal justice system;
14. Staging restorative justice encounters against a criminal justice backdrop: a dramaturgical analysis
JAMES DIGNAN, ANNE ATKINSON, HELEN ATKINSON, MARIE HOWES, JENNIFER JOHNSTONE, GWEN ROBINSON, JOANNA SHAPLAND AND ANGELA SORSBY;
15. Policing and restorative justice CAROLYN HOYLE;
16. Security, without care: challenges for restorative values in prison LIZ ELLIOTT;
17. Restorative sentencing: exploring the views of the public JULIAN V. ROBERTS AND LORETTA J. STALANS;
PART 5;
Restorative youth justice;
18. Reparation and justice for juveniles: the Corby experience HARRY BLAGG;
19 Situating restorative youth justice in crime control and Prevention, ADAM CRAWFORD;
20. Youth justice in New Zealand: restorative justice in practice? GABRIELLE MAXWELL AND ALLISON MORRIS;
PART 6;
New challenges for restorative justice: family violence;
21. Restorative justice and gendered violence: diversion or effective justice? BARBARA HUDSON;
22. beyond apology? Domestic violence and critical questions for restorative justice JULIE STUBBS;
23. Transformative justice: anti-subordination processes in cases of domestic violence
DONNA COKER;
PART 7;
New challenges for restorative justice: sexual violence;
24. Restorative justice and sexual assault: an archival study of court and conference cases
KATHLEEN DALY;
25. Restorative justice and child sex offences: the theory and the practice ANNIE COSSINS;
26. Setting the record straight and a call for radical change: a reply to Annie Cossins on 'Restorative Justice and Child Sex Offences' KATHLEEN DALY;
PART 8;
New challenges for restorative justice: homicide;
27. Homicide survivors meet the offender prior to execution restorative justice through dialogue MARK S. UMBREIT AND BETTY VOS;
28. Comment on Umbreit and Vos: retributive versus restorative justice MICHAEL L. RADELET AND MARIAN J. BORG;
29. Reply to Radelet and Borg MARK S. UMBREIT;
PART 9;
New challenges for restorative justice: crimes against Humanity;
30. How to deal with mass victimization and gross human rights violations: a restorative justice approach ELMAR G. M. WEITEKAMP, STEPHAN PARMENTIER, KRIS VANSPAUWEN. MARTA VALINES AND ROEL GERITS;
31 Moral ambition within and beyond political constraints reflections on restorative justice
ELIZABETH KISS;
32 Rwanda's failing experiment in restorative justice LARS WALDORF
33. The rules (and politics) of engagement: the gacaca courts and post-genocide justice, healing and reconciliation in Rwanda PHI L CLARK;
VOLUME. III THE PROMISE OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE;
Acknowledgements;
PART 1O;
Restoring victims;
34. Evaluating restorative justice from a victim perspective empirical evidence JAMES DIGNAN;
35. Repairing the harm: victims and restorative justice HEATHER STRANG AND LAWRENCE W. SHERMAN;
36 Restorative justice, victims and the police CAROLYN HOYLE;
37. Testing the limits of restorative justice: the case of corporate victims RICHARD YOUNG;
PART. 11;
Rebuilding communities;
38. The state, community and restorative justice: heresy, nostalgia and butterfly collecting
ADAM CRAWFORD;
39. Punishment, policing and praxis: restorative justice and non-violent alternatives to paramilitary punishments in Northern Ireland KIERAN MCEVOY AND HARRY MIKA;
40. Restorative justice and the danger of "community" ROBERT WEISBERG;
41. Restorative justice and procedural justice: dealing with rule breaking TOM R. TYLER;
42 What is the place of punishment and imprisonment in restorative justice? RUSS IMMARIGEON;
43. Reducing repeat offending LAWRENCE W. SHERMAN AND HEATHER STRANG;
44. Restorative justice and reconviction GABRIELLE MAXWELL AND ALLISON MORRIS;
PART 12;
Diversion, rehabilitation and desistance;
45 Reducing recidivism: a task for restorative justice? GWEN ROBINSON AND JOANNA SHAPLAND;
46. How green was Thames Valley? Policing the image of restorative justice cautions
AIDAN WILCOX AND RICHARD YOUNG;
PART I3;
Responsive regulation: restorative justice outside of criminal justice;
47. Responsive regulation JOHN BRAITHWAITE;
48.Dimensions of restorative justice DECLAN ROCHE;
49. Family group conferencing in child welfare: responsive and regulatory interfaces
JOAN PENNELL;
50. Shaming, shame and recidivism: a test of reintegrate shaming theory in the white-collar crime context KRISHNA MURPHY AND NATHAN HARRIS;
51. Shaming and the regulation of fraud and business "misconduct" some preliminary explorations MICHAEL LEVI;
52. Restorative justice in schools BRENDA MORRISON;
53. A force for change? The prospects of applying restorative justice to citizen complaints against the police in England and Wales EUGENE MCLAUGHLIN AND ANJA JOHANSEN;
54. Informal resolution of complaints against the police a quasi-experimental test of restorative justice;
RICHARD YOUNG, CAROLYN HOYLE, KAREN COOPER AND RODERICK HILL;
VOLUME .IV STUMBLING BLOCKS ON THE ROAD TO A RESTORATIVE JURISPRUDENCE;
Acknowledgements;
PART 14;
Procedural fairness, ethics and accountability;
55. In search of restorative jurisprudence JOHN BRAITHWAITE;
56 Responsibilities, rights and restorative justice ANDREW ASHWORTH;
57 Restorative justice for children: in need of procedural safeguards and standards
CHRISTIAN ELIAERTS AND ELS DUMORTIER;
58 Family group conferences and the rights of the offender KATE WARNER;
59 Ethics, universal principles and restorative justice GEORGE PAVLICH;
60 Semi-formal justice: combining informal and formal justice DECLAN ROCHE;
PART 15;
Indigenous justice;
61. Restorative justice: a good idea whose time has gone? HARRY BLAGG;
62 Reviving restorative justice traditions? CHRIS CUNNEEN;
PART 16;
The role of shame in restorative processes;
63. Shame, restorative justice, and crime JOHN BRAITHWAITE. ELIZA AHMED AND VALERIE BRAITHWAITE;
64. Strategy for community conferences: emotions and social bonds SUZANNE M. RETZINGER AND THOMAS J. SCHEFF;
65. Reintegrative shaming and restorative justice: interchangeable, complementary or different? LODE WALGRAVE AND IVO AERTSEN;
66. Shame, shaming and restorative justice: a critical appraisal NATHAN HARRIS AND SHADD MARUNA;
67 What is the place of shame in restorative justice? GABRIELLE MAXWELL AND ALLISON MORRIS;
PART 17;
When parents feel ashamed;
68. Parent-child dynamics in community conferences: some questions for reintegrative shaming, practice and restorative justice JEREMY PRICHARD;
69. Relevant others in restorative practices for minors: for what purposes? LIEVE BRADT, NICOLE VETTENBURG AND RUDI ROOSE;
70. Supporting young offenders through restorative justice: parents as (in)appropriate adults CAROLYN HOYLE AND STEPHEN NOGUERA;
PART 18;
A place for proportionality?
71. Not not just deserts: a response to Braithwaite and Pettit ANDREW VON HIRSCH AND ANDREW ASHWORTH;
72. Not just deserts, even in sentencing PHILIP PETTIT WITH JOHN BRAITHWAITE;
73. Is restorative justice compatible with sentencing uniformity? MICHAEL M. O'HEAR;
74. Restorative justice, sentencing and the Court of Appeal IAN EDWARDS;
PART 19;
Restoration, retribution or restoration through retribution' ?
75. Reparation and retribution: are they reconcilable? LUCIA ZE,DNER;
76. Revisiting the relationship between retributive and restorative justice KATHLEEN DALY;
77. Restorative justice and punishment RICHARD YOUNG AND CAROLYN HOYLE;
78. Restorative punishment and punitive restoration R. A. DUFF;
PART 20;
Some concerns from an optimist;
79 Worries about restorative justice JOHN BRAITHWAITE;
Index;
9780415450027
1. Restorative Justice2. Responsibility
364.68 HOY-I / HOY-I