New Directions in Restorative Justice

Table of contents

1. Front Cover
2. Half Title
3. Title Page
4. Copyright
5. Contents
6. Notes on contributors
7. Acknowledgements
8. Introduction: restorative justice and best practices
9. Part 1: Youth and restorative justice
   1. 1 Towards restoration as the mainstream in youth justice
   2. 2 Restorative justice in schools
   3. 3 Achieving effective outcomes in youth justice: implications of new research for principles, policy and practice
   4. 4 The Canadian Youth Criminal Justice Act 2003: a step forward for advocates of restorative justice?
10. Part 2: Aboriginal justice and restorative justice
    1. 5 Aboriginal justice and restorative justice
    2. 6 Indigenous youth and the criminal justice system in Australia
    3. 7 Gladue was a woman: the importance of gender in restorative-based sentencing
11. Part 3: Victimisation and restorative justice
    1. 8 A tale of two studies: restorative justice from a victim’s perspective
    2. 9 Restorative justice: a healing approach to elder abuse
    3. 10 Exploring treatment and trauma recovery implications of facilitating victim–offender encounters in crimes of severe
    4. 11 The involvement of insurance companies in restorative processes
12. Part 4: Evaluating restorative justice
    1. 12 Penetrating the walls: implementing a system-wide restorative justice approach in the justice system
    2. 13 Restorative justice in cases of serious crime: an evaluation
    3. 14 Evaluating conferencing for serious juvenile offenders
    4. 15 Evaluation and restorative justice principles
13. Index