Models Versus Mechanisms: The Need to Crack the Black Box of Restorative Justice
26 March 2021
This paper highlights how qualitative research can enhance causal explanation in impact evaluations and provide additional causal leverage to findings from randomised experiments.
Victims’ Participatory Rights in Parole Hearings: A South African Perspective
26 March 2021
In 2005, the South African Department of Correctional Services issued specific directives to facilitate and promote the involvement of complainants in Parole Board hearings. These directives were developed in support of the Victim Empowerment Programme of Government, which is based upon the concept of restorative justice.
Restorative Justice Without a Victim: Rise and the Roads Not Taken
26 March 2021
This paper highlights how qualitative research can enhance causal explanation in impact evaluations and provide additional causal leverage to findings from randomised experiments.
PERCEPTIONS AND PRACTICES OF ‘REHABILITATION’ IN A COMMUNITY REHABILITATION COMPANY: DISCONNECTS BETWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE
25 February 2021
This paper highlights how qualitative research can enhance causal explanation in impact evaluations and provide additional causal leverage to findings from randomised experiments.
Neoliberal Feminised Governmentality: The Role and Function of a Post Corston Report (2007) Women’s Centre in the North-West of England
25 February 2021
This paper highlights how qualitative research can enhance causal explanation in impact evaluations and provide additional causal leverage to findings from randomised experiments.
Race Hate Crime and the Criminal Justice Response
16 October 2020
This paper highlights how qualitative research can enhance causal explanation in impact evaluations and provide additional causal leverage to findings from randomised experiments.