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:The book transcends the debate between theories of punishment with a comprehensive theory of criminal justice generally, the goal of which should be to maximize dominion (i.e. freedom, holistically conceived). A republican conception of freedom within a social world yields presumptions in favor of: parsimony, the checking of state power over individuals, reprobation, and reintegration of victims and offenders. | :The book transcends the debate between theories of punishment with a comprehensive theory of criminal justice generally, the goal of which should be to maximize dominion (i.e. freedom, holistically conceived). A republican conception of freedom within a social world yields presumptions in favor of: parsimony, the checking of state power over individuals, reprobation, and reintegration of victims and offenders. | ||
*Christie, Nils (2006) Restorative Justice: Five Dangers Ahead. Oslo: Manuskript. | *Christie, Nils (2006) Restorative Justice: Five Dangers Ahead. Oslo: Manuskript. | ||
*[http://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1529&context=wlucdj Grunewald, Kristen F., Priya Nath (2003) Defense-Based Victim Outreach: Restorative Justice in Capital Cases. Capital Defense Journal] | |||
*Hagemann, Otmar (2000) Restorative Justice in Prisons? In: L. Walgrave (ed.), Repositioning Restorative Justice. Collumpton: Willan Publishing: 221-236. | *Hagemann, Otmar (2000) Restorative Justice in Prisons? In: L. Walgrave (ed.), Repositioning Restorative Justice. Collumpton: Willan Publishing: 221-236. | ||
*Morris, Ruth (1999) Why Transformative Justice? Toronto: Rittenhouse. | *Morris, Ruth (1999) Why Transformative Justice? Toronto: Rittenhouse. | ||