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| Preface to the second edition | |
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| Preface to the first edition | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Central themes and critical issues | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Core themes | |
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| Differences which have surfaced in the move from margins to mainstream | |
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| The claims of restorative justice: a brief examination | |
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| Some limitations of restorative justice | |
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| Some dangers of restorative justice | |
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| Debunking restorative justice | |
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| Reviving restorative justice traditions | |
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| The rebirth of an ancient practice | |
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| Pre-modern criminal justice | |
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| The renaissance of native justice traditions | |
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| Navajo peacemaking | |
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| Can one characterise ancient and indigenous justice as restorative? | |
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| Can one revive restorative justice traditions? | |
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| Conclusion: did restorative justice ever die? | |
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| Healing the victim | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The experiences and needs of victims | |
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| The inadequacy of punitive justice for the victim | |
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| Victim reforms | |
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| Restitution from the offender | |
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| Beyond restitution: restoring victims | |
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| Restorative justice or 'clubbing together'? | |
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| Using victims to rehabilitate offenders | |
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| Paternalism towards victims | |
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| Balancing the needs of the victim with those of society | |
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| A restorative approach to offenders | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Restorative justice as an alternative to retributive justice | |
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| Restorative justice as an alternative to treatment | |
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| The goals and methods of restorative justice in relation to offenders | |
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| An alternative to punishment or an alternative form of punishment? | |
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| An alternative to treatment? | |
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| Shame, apology and forgiveness | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Restorative cautioning | |
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| The psychological routes of restorative conferencing | |
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| The idea of reintegrative shaming | |
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| Some questions about shaming | |
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| Apology and forgiveness | |
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| Mediation, participation and the role of community | |
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| Introduction: handling criminal conflicts | |
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| The rationale for the restorative justice process | |
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| Achieving restorative goals | |
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| Moral development and the strengthening of community | |
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| The role of community | |
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| The future of restorative justice | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Implementing restorative justice: the paths less likely | |
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| The implementation of restorative techniques | |
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| Restorative justice and the pattern of penal control | |
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| The future of restorative justice research | |
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| The developing character of restorative justice | |
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| The growth of the campaign for restorative justice | |
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| The shifting focus of the campaign | |
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| The meaning of 'restorative justice' | |
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| Conclusion: restorative justice as a complex set of teachings | |
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| Appendix: The theological roots of judicial punishment | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |