Restorative justice is becoming part of our penal institutions, both in Europe and the United States. The authors of this collective issue see this as a desirable trend and claim that more work needs to be done in identifying the political, legal and moral reasons for punishing in a restorative way. We argue that these reasons are at least twofold. Read More
Restorative Justice: The Institutional Turn
Dirigé par Andrei Poama
Restorative justice is becoming part of our penal institutions, both in Europe and the United States. The authors of this collective issue see this as a desirable trend and claim that more work needs to be done in identifying the political, legal and moral reasons for punishing in a restorative way. We argue that these reasons are at least twofold. First, restorative justice is well placed when it comes to promoting important normative goods, such as freedom or democracy. Second, restorative programs are practically efficient and psychologically in tune with our well considered moral judgments in penal matters. This collective issue is aimed at academics, criminal justice practitioners, and at all the lay citizens who are interested in questions of punishment.
Restorative Justice: The Institutional Turn
Justice restaurative : le tournant institutionnel
Éditorial
Andrei Poama
Dossier : Restorative Justice: The Institutional Turn
Justice restaurative : le tournant institutionnel
Introduction. Restorative justice: The institutional turn
Andrei Poama
The desirability and feasibility of restorative justice
Victoria McGeer and Philip Pettit
Deliberative republican hybridity through restorative justice
John Braithwaite
Public restorative justice: The participatory democratic dimensions of institutional reform
Albert W. Dzur
Punitive restoration: Rehabilitating restorative justice
Thom Brooks
Many men are good judges in their own case: Restorative justice and the nemo iudex principle in anglo-american law
Jennifer M. Page
Les dynamiques de transfert des idées restauratives
Jacques Faget
Varia
The conundrum of economics: Uncompromising empiricism alongside blind faith in the "magic" of the “invisible hand”
Ivan Manokha
Lecture critique
En reconnaissant le social. Ce que le social veut dire, 1. Le déchirement du social d'Axel
Honneth (Paris, Gallimard, 2013)
Christophe Premat