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100			_a20120709d2003 y0pory50 ba
101			_aeng
200			_aRepositioning restorative justice _fLode Walgrave (ed. lit.)
210			_aDevon _cWillan Publishing _d2003
215			_aXII, 351p. _d23cm
300			_aFundo documental do GRAL
330			_aIntroduction. I- DISCUSSING THE PRINCIPLES OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE. 1- Is it the time to question the concept of punishment? 2- Restorative justice: a discussion of punishment. 3- Alternative conflict resolution and restorative justice: a discussion. II- EVALUATING ASPECTS OF RESTORATIVE PRACTICES. 4- A survey of assessment research on mediation and conferencing. 5- Evaluating the pratice of restorative justice: the case of family gropu conferencing. 6-Differences in how girls and boys respond to family group conferences: preliminary research results. 7- Juvenile offenders' perceptions of community service. III- EXTENDING THE SCOPE OF RESTORATIVE APPROACHES. 8- Extending the prospects fo restorative justice practice in schools: the "Life at School Survey" 1996-9. 9- Communnity mediation , criminal justice and restorative justice: rearranging the institutions of law. 10- Restorative justice for addult offenders: New Zealand experience. 11- Restorative justice in prision. IV- POSITIONING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. 12- The possibilities for restorative justice in Serbia. 13- Alternative practices for juvenile justice in Flanders (Belgium): the case of mediation. 14- Preparing the South African community gor implementing a new restorative child justice system. 15- Positioning mediation in the criminal justice system: the Italian "justice of the peace". 16- Anthropological reflections on restoring justice in Norway. 17- Implementing family group conferences in Belgium. 18- The future of the Japanese criminal justice system. INDEX.
606			_aJUSTIÇA DE MENORES _95275
606			_aRESOLUÇÂO ALTERNATIVA DE LITÍGIOS _924182
606			_aMEDIAÇÂO _98527
852			_jJ.RES_REP