A selection of papers presented at the International Conference, Leuven, May 12-14, 1997. Fundo documental do GRAL

What is at stake in restorative justice jor juveniles? / L. Walgrave. PART 1 : PRINCIPLES OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE - [1]- Restorative justice. Variations on a theme. [2]- Restorative justice: a questin of legitimacy. [3]- Victim-offender conferencing: the need for safeguards. [4]- Some principled objections to a restorative justice approch to working with juvenile offenders. [5]- The nature of responsability and restorative justice. [6]- The importance of shame to restorative justice. [7]- An ethical and social interpretation of crime through the concepts "Linkedness" and "Integration-Desintegration". Application to restorative justice. PART 2 : RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN FORMAL SETTINGS - [8]- Mediation and community service in juvenile justice legislation in Europe. [9]- Restorative justice and Scottish Children's Justice System. [10]- Italien experiences of victim-offender mediation in the juvenile justice system. [11]- Mediation and community service within the Belgian Law on Juvenile protection. [12]- Restorative justice trajectory in Québec. [13]- Victim-offender mediation in Sweden. [14]- The development of Victim-offender mediation in the German Juvenile Justice System. PART 3 : RESTORAIVE JUSTICE IN PRACTICE - [15]- Restoring justice in native communities in Canda. [16]- A case study of restorative justice: the Vermont Reparative Probation Program. [17]- Criminal conflicts involving menors: problems and perspectives of victim-offender mediation. [18]- The recidivism rate of community service as a restitutive judiacial sanction in comparision with traditional juvenile justice measures. [19]- Critical assessment of community service and mediation for juvenile offenders in Brussels. [20]- The Juvenile Mediation Project in Leuven (Belgium). CONCLUSION : Some reflections on the paradigm of restorative justice and viability for juvenile justice. ADDENDUM : Declaration of Leuven "on the Advisability of Promoting the Restorative Approach to Juvenile Crime"