Understanding restorative justice :: How empathy can close the gap created by crime /
This unique book is a clear and detailed introduction that analyses how restorative justice nurtures empathy, exploring key themes such as responsibility, shame, forgiveness and closure. Using case studies, the book offers a fresh angle on a topic that is of growing interest both in the UK and inter...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This unique book is a clear and detailed introduction that analyses how restorative justice nurtures empathy, exploring key themes such as responsibility, shame, forgiveness and closure. Using case studies, the book offers a fresh angle on a topic that is of growing interest both in the UK and internationally. |
| Beschreibung: | Just in it to be heard: can restorative justice work when people have little or no empathy? |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (xv, 206 pages) : illustrations |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9781447317456 1447317459 1447317424 9781447317425 |
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| 505 | 0 | |a UNDERSTANDING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE; Contents; List of figures and tables; List of figures and tables; Figures; Tables; Boxes; List of cartoons; List of cartoons; About the author; About the author; Acknowledgements; Acknowledgements; Who is this book for?; Who is this book for?; Introduction; What is restorative justice?; Introduction; What is restorative justice?; Natural justice; Natural justice; Why the fascination with restorative justice?; Why the fascination with restorative justice?; Why do people choose restorative justice?; Why do people choose restorative justice?; A magnetic pull. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The importance of empathyA magnetic pull; The importance of empathy; To get to the heart; To get to the heart; A note on terminology; A note on terminology; Part One; Empathy Level Zero: hurting; Part One. Empathy Level Zero: hurting; Chapter One; Crime and unhappiness; Crime and the rule of law; 1. Crime and unhappiness; Crime and the rule of law; Why do people commit crime?; Why do people commit crime?; The link between empathy and offending; The link between empathy and offending; Chapter Two; The gap caused by crime; The starting point for the person responsible. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2. The gap caused by crimeThe starting point for the person responsible; The starting point for the person harmed; The starting point for the person harmed; Two categories of crime; Two categories of crime; Both are likely to start at the bottom of the empathy scale; Both are likely to start at the bottom of the empathy scale; If no one is caught; If no one is caught; The gap; The gap; Part Two; Empathy Level One: seeing; Part Two. Empathy Level One: seeing; Chapter Three; Entering the criminal justice system; Police investigation; 3. Entering the criminal justice system; Police investigation. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Pure restorative justicePure restorative justice; 'On-the-spot' restorative justice; 'On-the-spot' restorative justice; Pre-court restorative justice; A more balanced system? The notion of 'parallel justice'; Pre-court restorative justice; A more balanced system? The notion of 'parallel justice'; Chapter Four; Into the criminal courts; 4. Into the criminal courts; Not guilty: the end of the road for restorative justice; Not guilty: the end of the road for restorative justice; Crime and punishment; Crime and punishment; Retributive versus restorative; Retributive versus restorative. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a How could the criminal justice system be more restorative?How could the criminal justice system be more restorative?; Part Three; Empathy Level Two: voicing; Part Three. Empathy Level Two: voicing; Chapter Five; Unripe restorative justice; Pacing and timing; 5. Unripe restorative justice; Pacing and timing; Positional stalemate; Unripe restorative justice: the danger area when it is too; early for an apology or for forgiveness; Positional stalemate; Unripe restorative justice: the danger area when it is too; early for an apology or for forgiveness; A hollow apology; A hollow apology. | |
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| contents | UNDERSTANDING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE; Contents; List of figures and tables; List of figures and tables; Figures; Tables; Boxes; List of cartoons; List of cartoons; About the author; About the author; Acknowledgements; Acknowledgements; Who is this book for?; Who is this book for?; Introduction; What is restorative justice?; Introduction; What is restorative justice?; Natural justice; Natural justice; Why the fascination with restorative justice?; Why the fascination with restorative justice?; Why do people choose restorative justice?; Why do people choose restorative justice?; A magnetic pull. The importance of empathyA magnetic pull; The importance of empathy; To get to the heart; To get to the heart; A note on terminology; A note on terminology; Part One; Empathy Level Zero: hurting; Part One. Empathy Level Zero: hurting; Chapter One; Crime and unhappiness; Crime and the rule of law; 1. Crime and unhappiness; Crime and the rule of law; Why do people commit crime?; Why do people commit crime?; The link between empathy and offending; The link between empathy and offending; Chapter Two; The gap caused by crime; The starting point for the person responsible. 2. The gap caused by crimeThe starting point for the person responsible; The starting point for the person harmed; The starting point for the person harmed; Two categories of crime; Two categories of crime; Both are likely to start at the bottom of the empathy scale; Both are likely to start at the bottom of the empathy scale; If no one is caught; If no one is caught; The gap; The gap; Part Two; Empathy Level One: seeing; Part Two. Empathy Level One: seeing; Chapter Three; Entering the criminal justice system; Police investigation; 3. Entering the criminal justice system; Police investigation. Pure restorative justicePure restorative justice; 'On-the-spot' restorative justice; 'On-the-spot' restorative justice; Pre-court restorative justice; A more balanced system? The notion of 'parallel justice'; Pre-court restorative justice; A more balanced system? The notion of 'parallel justice'; Chapter Four; Into the criminal courts; 4. Into the criminal courts; Not guilty: the end of the road for restorative justice; Not guilty: the end of the road for restorative justice; Crime and punishment; Crime and punishment; Retributive versus restorative; Retributive versus restorative. How could the criminal justice system be more restorative?How could the criminal justice system be more restorative?; Part Three; Empathy Level Two: voicing; Part Three. Empathy Level Two: voicing; Chapter Five; Unripe restorative justice; Pacing and timing; 5. Unripe restorative justice; Pacing and timing; Positional stalemate; Unripe restorative justice: the danger area when it is too; early for an apology or for forgiveness; Positional stalemate; Unripe restorative justice: the danger area when it is too; early for an apology or for forgiveness; A hollow apology; A hollow apology. |
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| spelling | Wallis, Pete, author. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjxmt3ycVjH6ykCHBx94bd http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2008032778 Understanding restorative justice : How empathy can close the gap created by crime / Pete Wallis. Bristol : Policy Press, 2014. 1 online resource (xv, 206 pages) : illustrations text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Print version record. UNDERSTANDING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE; Contents; List of figures and tables; List of figures and tables; Figures; Tables; Boxes; List of cartoons; List of cartoons; About the author; About the author; Acknowledgements; Acknowledgements; Who is this book for?; Who is this book for?; Introduction; What is restorative justice?; Introduction; What is restorative justice?; Natural justice; Natural justice; Why the fascination with restorative justice?; Why the fascination with restorative justice?; Why do people choose restorative justice?; Why do people choose restorative justice?; A magnetic pull. The importance of empathyA magnetic pull; The importance of empathy; To get to the heart; To get to the heart; A note on terminology; A note on terminology; Part One; Empathy Level Zero: hurting; Part One. Empathy Level Zero: hurting; Chapter One; Crime and unhappiness; Crime and the rule of law; 1. Crime and unhappiness; Crime and the rule of law; Why do people commit crime?; Why do people commit crime?; The link between empathy and offending; The link between empathy and offending; Chapter Two; The gap caused by crime; The starting point for the person responsible. 2. The gap caused by crimeThe starting point for the person responsible; The starting point for the person harmed; The starting point for the person harmed; Two categories of crime; Two categories of crime; Both are likely to start at the bottom of the empathy scale; Both are likely to start at the bottom of the empathy scale; If no one is caught; If no one is caught; The gap; The gap; Part Two; Empathy Level One: seeing; Part Two. Empathy Level One: seeing; Chapter Three; Entering the criminal justice system; Police investigation; 3. Entering the criminal justice system; Police investigation. Pure restorative justicePure restorative justice; 'On-the-spot' restorative justice; 'On-the-spot' restorative justice; Pre-court restorative justice; A more balanced system? The notion of 'parallel justice'; Pre-court restorative justice; A more balanced system? The notion of 'parallel justice'; Chapter Four; Into the criminal courts; 4. Into the criminal courts; Not guilty: the end of the road for restorative justice; Not guilty: the end of the road for restorative justice; Crime and punishment; Crime and punishment; Retributive versus restorative; Retributive versus restorative. How could the criminal justice system be more restorative?How could the criminal justice system be more restorative?; Part Three; Empathy Level Two: voicing; Part Three. Empathy Level Two: voicing; Chapter Five; Unripe restorative justice; Pacing and timing; 5. Unripe restorative justice; Pacing and timing; Positional stalemate; Unripe restorative justice: the danger area when it is too; early for an apology or for forgiveness; Positional stalemate; Unripe restorative justice: the danger area when it is too; early for an apology or for forgiveness; A hollow apology; A hollow apology. Just in it to be heard: can restorative justice work when people have little or no empathy? This unique book is a clear and detailed introduction that analyses how restorative justice nurtures empathy, exploring key themes such as responsibility, shame, forgiveness and closure. Using case studies, the book offers a fresh angle on a topic that is of growing interest both in the UK and internationally. Includes bibliographical references and index. Restorative justice. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh99004087 Criminals Rehabilitation. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85112411 Justice réparatrice. Réhabilitation. Empathie. empathy. aat SOCIAL SCIENCE Criminology. bisacsh POLITICAL SCIENCE Public Policy Social Policy. bisacsh Criminals Rehabilitation fast Restorative justice fast Print version: Wallis, Pete. Understanding restorative justice : How empathy can close the gap created by crime. Bristol : Policy Press, ©2014 9781447317425 |
| spellingShingle | Wallis, Pete Understanding restorative justice : How empathy can close the gap created by crime / UNDERSTANDING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE; Contents; List of figures and tables; List of figures and tables; Figures; Tables; Boxes; List of cartoons; List of cartoons; About the author; About the author; Acknowledgements; Acknowledgements; Who is this book for?; Who is this book for?; Introduction; What is restorative justice?; Introduction; What is restorative justice?; Natural justice; Natural justice; Why the fascination with restorative justice?; Why the fascination with restorative justice?; Why do people choose restorative justice?; Why do people choose restorative justice?; A magnetic pull. The importance of empathyA magnetic pull; The importance of empathy; To get to the heart; To get to the heart; A note on terminology; A note on terminology; Part One; Empathy Level Zero: hurting; Part One. Empathy Level Zero: hurting; Chapter One; Crime and unhappiness; Crime and the rule of law; 1. Crime and unhappiness; Crime and the rule of law; Why do people commit crime?; Why do people commit crime?; The link between empathy and offending; The link between empathy and offending; Chapter Two; The gap caused by crime; The starting point for the person responsible. 2. The gap caused by crimeThe starting point for the person responsible; The starting point for the person harmed; The starting point for the person harmed; Two categories of crime; Two categories of crime; Both are likely to start at the bottom of the empathy scale; Both are likely to start at the bottom of the empathy scale; If no one is caught; If no one is caught; The gap; The gap; Part Two; Empathy Level One: seeing; Part Two. Empathy Level One: seeing; Chapter Three; Entering the criminal justice system; Police investigation; 3. Entering the criminal justice system; Police investigation. Pure restorative justicePure restorative justice; 'On-the-spot' restorative justice; 'On-the-spot' restorative justice; Pre-court restorative justice; A more balanced system? The notion of 'parallel justice'; Pre-court restorative justice; A more balanced system? The notion of 'parallel justice'; Chapter Four; Into the criminal courts; 4. Into the criminal courts; Not guilty: the end of the road for restorative justice; Not guilty: the end of the road for restorative justice; Crime and punishment; Crime and punishment; Retributive versus restorative; Retributive versus restorative. How could the criminal justice system be more restorative?How could the criminal justice system be more restorative?; Part Three; Empathy Level Two: voicing; Part Three. Empathy Level Two: voicing; Chapter Five; Unripe restorative justice; Pacing and timing; 5. Unripe restorative justice; Pacing and timing; Positional stalemate; Unripe restorative justice: the danger area when it is too; early for an apology or for forgiveness; Positional stalemate; Unripe restorative justice: the danger area when it is too; early for an apology or for forgiveness; A hollow apology; A hollow apology. Restorative justice. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh99004087 Criminals Rehabilitation. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85112411 Justice réparatrice. Réhabilitation. Empathie. empathy. aat SOCIAL SCIENCE Criminology. bisacsh POLITICAL SCIENCE Public Policy Social Policy. bisacsh Criminals Rehabilitation fast Restorative justice fast |
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