Friday 03 September 2010

Volume 6, Issue 2 (Summer 2008)

Brian Williams Memorial Edition: Social Justice

Volume 6, Issue 2 of the British Journal of Community Justice was published on 15th August 2008. This issue is the second of 3 issues in the Brian Williams Memorial Volume on the theme of Social Justice.

This Edition contains ten papers in addition to the Editorial, Community Justice Files and Book Reviews.

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Editorial (Professor Dave Ward and Jean Hine)

Contemporary Restorative Justice Practices in Europe (Ida Hydle)

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Protocols for Evaluating Restorative Justice Programmes (Paul McCold)

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Organisational Features of Victim-Offender Mediation with Youth Offenders in Europe (Anna Mestitz)

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Federal Statistics of Victim-Offender Mediation in Germany (Arthur Hartmann)

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Comparing the Implementation of Restorative Justice in Various Counties: Purpose, Potential and Caveats (Anne Lemonne)

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Challenging the Evaluation of Norwegian Restorative Justice Experiences (Geir Dale and Ida Hydle)

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Epistemological Reflections of the Evaluation of Restorative Justice Practices (Jacques Faget)

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European Perspectives on the Evaluation of Restorative Justice: Empathy, Offending and Attitudes, A Promising New Avenue for Research? (Professor Brian Williams)

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What to do with these Victims? (Joao Lazaro and Federico Moyano Marques)

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Evaluating Victims Experiences in Restorative Justice (Antony Pemberton, Frans-Willem Winkel and Marc S Groenhuijsen)

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Community Justice Files 17 (edited by Jane Dominey)

Book Reviews (edited by Dave Phillips)

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