Restorative Justice Today: Applications of Restorative Interventions takes a hard look at the issues and concepts surrounding restorative justice and current restorative practices used in a broad range of areas today. In a time when the cost of prisons and jails is on the rise resulting in more offenders being kept out of the community, this timely and contemporary book exposes readers to a range of restorative practices that can be implemented. The authors, renowned experts in the area of restorative justice, provide information not found in other restorative justice texts.
Foreword - Shadd Maruna Part I Overview: Introduction to Restorative Justice Chapter 1: Restorative Justice: Definition and Purpose - Lorenn Walker Box 1. Restorative Justice: What's That? Howard Zehr Box 2: Howard Zehr's Restorative Justice in Threes Chapter 2: Reflections from a Descendant of the Minnesota Restitution Center (MRC) - Kay Pranis Box 3: Reflections From a Founder of the Minnesota Restitution Center: Burt Galaway Chapter 3: Preparing Students of Criminal Justice for Restorative Justice Practice - Rudi Kauffman and Heather Koontz Chapter 4: Restorative Justice and Therapeutic Jurisprudence: All in the Family - David Wexler Part II Overview: Prevention Programs And Community Practice Chapter 5: Restorative Justice for Victims Without Offender Participation - Lorenn Walker Chapter 6: A Story of the Emergence of Restorative Practice in Schools in Australia and New Zealand: Reflect, Repair, Reconnect - Margaret Thorsborne Chapter 7: Restorative Justice for Juvenile Delinquents in Hong Kong and China - Dennis S.W. Wong Chapter 8: Youth Justice and Restorative Justice in Norway - Ida Hydle Chapter 9: Beyond Policy: Conferencing on Student Misbehavior - Lorenn Walker Chapter 10: Family Group Conferences in Youth Justice and Child Welfare in Vermont - Gale Burford Box 4: Restorative Justice in Yuma County, Arizona: Mary E. White Chapter 11: Creating Healthy Residential Communities in Higher Education Through the Use of Restorative Practices - Ted Wachtel and Stacey Miller Part III Overview: Pre-Trial: Before or After Arrest - Diversion Programs Chapter 12: Restorative and Diversionary Responses to Youth Offending in New Zealand - Gabrielle Maxwell Box 5: Circles of Change: Bringing a More Compassionate Justice System to Troubled Youth in Oakland: Micky Duxbury Chapter 13: Community Members: Vital Voices to the Restorative Justice Process - Mona Schatz Chapter 14: Restorative Justice and Gendered Violence - Anne Hayden and Katherine van Wormer Chapter 15: Clergy Child Sexual Abuse: The Restorative Justice Option - Theo Gavrielides Part IV Overview: In Correctional and Reentry Programs Chapter 16: Hate Left Me That Day : Victim Offender Dialogue in Vermont - Amy Holloway and Gale Burford Chapter 17: Brazil's Restorative Prisons - Lorenn Walker, Andrew Johnson, and Katherine van Wormer Chapter 18: Restorative Justice Skills Building for Incarcerated People - Lorenn Walker and Ted Sakai Box 6: Remembering Bob Shapel: A Prison Restoration Dialogue at Walla Walla: Lorenn Walker Chapter 19: Huikahi Restorative Circles: A Public Health Approach for Reentry Planning - Lorenn Walker and Rebecca Greening Chapter 20: Restorative Celebrations for Parolee and Probationer Completion: The Importance of Ritual for Reentry - Lorenn Walker Part V Overview: Community Restoration and Reparation Chapter 21: Restorative Interventions for Post-War Nations - Carl Stauffer Chapter 22: Truth and Reconciliation Commissions and Transitional Justice in a Restorative Justice Context - David K. Androff Chapter 23: Social Work Values and Restorative Justice - Marta Vides Saade Box 7: Responding to the Needs of Those Harmed by Crime: Mary Roche Chapter 24: Restorative Justice Almost 50 Years Later: Japanese American Redress for Exclusion, Restriction, and Incarceration - Rita Takashashi Chapter 25: Speaking Earth: Environmental Restoration and Restorative Justice - Fred H. Besthorn Box 8: Traditional North American Native Restorative Justice Philosophy and Practice: Laura Mirsky
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