Comparing the Implementation of Restorative Justice in Various Countries: Purpose, Potential and Caveats
The aim of this contribution is to deal with the purposes, benefits and caveats of comparative studies in the field of restorative justice.
Organisational Features of Victim-Offender Mediation with Youth Offenders in Europe
A general overview of victim-offender mediation with young offenders in Europe
Federal Statistics of Victim-Offender-Mediation in Germany
The article describes the federal statistics on Victim-Offender-Mediation (VOM) cases in Germany.
Evaluating Victims Experiences in Restorative Justice
Although restorative justice is often presented as a victim-oriented reform of criminal justice procedures, there is a relative dearth of research and theory into the experiences of victims within restorative justice.
Epistemological Reflections on the Evaluation of Restorative Justice Practices
This paper presents a reflection on the reasons which motivate the evaluation of restorative justice practices.
Challenging the Evaluation of Norweigan Restorative Justice Experiences
This article describes the various restorative justice practices in Norway in which we have played significant roles, and then proposes a model for evaluation based upon these.
What to do With These Victims?
The restorative ideology is about the democratic and active participation of victims, offenders and the communities affected by crime in the reaching of consensual solutions to deal with its consequences.
European Perspectives on the Evaluation of Restorative Justice: Empathy, Offending and Attitudes, A Promising New Avenue for Research?
While references are frequently made in the restorative justice literature to the desirability of eliciting empathy towards their victims from offenders, little is known about whether it is, in fact, worthwhile to do so.