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This book is an essential resource in the study of restorative justice - an approach to understanding and managing crime that has gained popularity since the 1980s.
Table des matières
1. Introduction
Part 1: The Development of Restorative Justice in the Greater China Region 2. Practices of Restorative Justice in Mainland China
Ping Wang 3. Challenges Facing the Development of Restorative Justice in Mainland China
Dennis Sing-wing Wong 4. Evaluating Restorative Justice Programs in Taiwan
Lennon Chao-Chung Chang and Hsiao-fen Huang 5. The Concept and Practices of Restorative Justice in Taiwanese Aboriginal Communities
Chuen-Jim Sheu Part 2: The Development of Restorative Justice in Oceania 6. Ten Years On, the Three Circle Model of Restorative Justice & Transformative Justice: A tool to combat victimization and recidivism
Dot Goulding and Brian Steels 7. Initiating Restorative Justice in a Prison: Personal Journeys and undertakings
Paul McMullan 8. Restorative Practices and Solutions in Asia: The challenge of producing diverse responses to various needs
Brian Steels 9. Restorative Justice New Zealand Kiwiana Style: We led the world, we stumbled, on the comeback trail in more ways than one
Philip Recordon Part 3: The Development of Restorative Justice in Other Countries 10. A Restorative Justice Approach for Community Conflicts in Korea
Imho Bae 11. Restorative Justice: Adapting Theory to Practice in Singapore Schools
Zhiming Justin Mui 12. Conclusion and remarks: The future development of Restorative Justice in Asia Pacific Region
A propos de l'auteur
Lennon Yao-Chung Chang is Assistant Professor at the Department of Applied Social Science, City University of Hong Kong.
Dennis Sing-Wing Wong is Professor at the Department of Applied Social Science, City University of Hong Kong.
Brian Steels is Senior Research Fellow of Ethics, Equity and Social Justice at Curtin University, Australia.
Résumé
This book is an essential resource in the study of restorative justice – an approach to understanding and managing crime that has gained popularity since the 1980s.
