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245 00 Critical issues in restorative justice /|cHoward Zehr and 
       Barb Toews, editors. 
246 30 Restorative justice 
264  1 Monsey, N.Y. :|bCriminal Justice Press ;|aCullompton, 
       Devon, UK :|bWillan,|c2004. 
300    xxii, 417 pages ;|c23 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 400-403). 
505 00 |gPt. I.|tPrinciples and concepts --|tIntroduction --|gCh.
       1.|tHow, and in what terms, should restorative justice be 
       conceived? /|rGerry Johnstone --|gCh. 2.|tHow large should
       the restorative justice "tent" be? /|rSusan Sharpe --|gCh.
       3.|tBy whom, and by what processes, is restorative justice
       defined, and what bias might this introduce? /|rVal 
       Napoleon --|gCh. 4.|tHas restorative justice appropriately
       responded to retribution theory and impulses? /|rLode 
       Walgrave --|gPt. II.|tStakeholder issues --|tIntroduction 
       --|gCh. 5.|tWill restorative justice live up to its 
       promise to victims? /|rMary Achilles --|gCh. 6.|tIs 
       restorative justice possible without a parallel system for
       victims? /|rSusan Herman --|gCh. 7.|tWhat is the 
       relationship between victim service organizations and 
       restorative justice? /|rLorraine Stutzman Amstutz --|gCh. 
       8.|tIs restorative justice imposing its agenda on victims?
       /|rHeather Strang --|gCh. 9.|tHave offender needs and 
       perspectives been adequately incorporated into restorative
       justice? /|rBarb Toews and Jackie Katounas --|gCh. 10.
       |tWhat is the appropriate relationship between restorative
       justice and treatment? /|rGordon Bazemore and Dee Bell --
       |gCh. 11.|tWhat is the place of shame in restorative 
       justice? /|rGabrielle Maxwell and Allison Morris --|gCh. 
       12.|tWhat is the place of punishment and imprisonment in 
       restorative justice? /|rRuss Immarigeon --|gCh. 13.|tWhat 
       is the role of community in restorative justice theory and
       practice? /|rPaul McCold --|gCh. 14.|tWhat are the dangers
       as well as the promises of community involvement? /
       |rGeorge Pavlich --|gPt. III.|tGovernment and systems --
       |tIntroduction --|gCh. 15.|tWhat is the role of the state 
       in restorative justice programs? /|rVernon Jantzi --|gCh. 
       16.|tHow does restorative justice address human rights and
       due process issues? /|rAnn Skelton and Cheryl Frank --
       |gCh. 17.|tWhat are the implications of the growing state 
       involvement in restorative justice? /|rCarolyn Boyes-
       Watson --|gCh. 18.|tWhat happens when restorative justice 
       is encouraged, enabled and/or guided by legislation? /
       |rGuy Masters --|gPt. IV.|tPractice and practitioner 
       issues --|tIntroduction --|gCh. 19.|tIs restorative 
       justice tied to specific models of practice? /|rAnnie 
       Warner Roberts --|gCh. 20.|tHow does the "who, what, where
       and how" affect the practice of restorative justice? /
       |rWonshe --|gCh. 21.|tHow does restorative justice ensure 
       good practice? /|rHelen Bowen, Jim Boyack and Chris 
       Marshall --|gCh. 22.|tAre we -- practitioners, advocates -
       - practicing what we preach? /|rDave Dyck --|gCh. 23.
       |tWhat is the role of professionals in restorative 
       justice? /|rCarsten Erbe --|gCh. 24.|tIs restorative 
       justice taking too few, or too many risks? /|rDavid 
       Gustafson --|gCh. 25.|tHow do culture, class and gender 
       affect the practice of restorative justice? (part 1) /
       |rMorris Jenkins --|gCh. 26.|tHow do culture, class and 
       gender affect the practice of restorative justice? (part 
       2) /|rBarbara Raye --|gPt. V.|tIndigenous and religious 
       traditions --|tIntroduction --|gCh. 27.|tWhat are the 
       implications of restorative justice's use of indigenous 
       traditions? /|rChris Cunneen --|gCh. 28.|tWhat is the 
       state's role in indigenous justice processes? /|rMatt 
       Hakiaha --|gCh. 29.|tWhat is the appropriate role of 
       spirituality in restorative justice? /|rMike Batley --
       |gPt. VI.|tSocial justice --|tIntroduction --|gCh. 30.
       |tDoes restorative justice challenge systemic injustices? 
       /|rBonnie Price Lofton --|gCh. 31.|tWhat are the 
       implications of restorative justice for society and our 
       lives? /|rDennis Sullivan and Larry Tifft --|gApp.
       |tCritical issues in restorative justice. 
650  0 Restorative justice. 
650  0 Justice, Administration of. 
650  0 Justice, Administration of|xAfrique du Sud. 
650  0 Justice, Administration of|zAustralia. 
650  0 Justice, Administration of|zCanada. 
650  0 Justice, Administration of|zEurope. 
650  0 Justice, Administration of|zNew Zealand. 
650  0 Justice, Administration of|xÉtats-Unis. 
650  0 Justice réparatrice. 
650  7 Justice, Administration of.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00985154 
650  7 Restorative justice.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01096003 
650 07 Täter-Opfer-Ausgleich.|2swd 
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650  7 Konfliktlösning.|2sao 
650  7 Medling.|2sao 
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650 17 Strafrechtspleging.|2gtt 
650 17 Daders.|2gtt 
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655  7 Aufsatzsammlung.|2swd 
700 1  Zehr, Howard. 
700 1  Toews, Barb. 
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