Critical issues in restorative justice

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

Ch. 14. What are the dangers as well as the promises of community involvement? / George Pavlich

Pt. III. Government and systems

Introduction

Ch. 15. What is the role of the state in restorative justice programs? / Vernon Jantzi

Ch. 16. How does restorative justice address human rights and due process issues? / Ann Skelton and Cheryl Frank

Ch. 17. What are the implications of the growing state involvement in restorative justice? / Carolyn Boyes-Watson

Ch. 18. What happens when restorative justice is encouraged, enabled and/or guided by legislation? / Guy Masters

Pt. IV. Practice and practitioner issues

Introduction

Ch. 19. Is restorative justice tied to specific models of practice? / Annie Warner Roberts

Ch. 20. How does the "who, what, where and how" affect the practice of restorative justice? / Wonshe

Ch. 21. How does restorative justice ensure good practice? / Helen Bowen, Jim Boyack and Chris Marshall

Ch. 22. Are we - practitioners, advocates - practicing what we preach? / Dave Dyck

Ch. 23. What is the role of professionals in restorative justice? / Carsten Erbe

Ch. 24. Is restorative justice taking too few, or too many risks? / David Gustafson

Ch. 25. How do culture, class and gender affect the practice of restorative justice? (part 1) / Morris Jenkins

Ch. 26. How do culture, class and gender affect the practice of restorative justice? (part 2) / Barbara Raye

Pt. V. Indigenous and religious traditions

Introduction

Ch. 27. What are the implications of restorative justice's use of indigenous traditions? / Chris Cunneen

Ch. 28. What is the state's role in indigenous justice processes? / Matt Hakiaha

Ch. 29. What is the appropriate role of spirituality in restorative justice? / Mike Batley

Pt. VI. Social justice

Introduction

Ch. 30. Does restorative justice challenge systemic injustices? / Bonnie Price Lofton

Ch. 31. What are the implications of restorative justice for society and our lives? / Dennis Sullivan and Larry Tifft

App. Critical issues in restorative justice.