Raisons politiques 59, août 2015

La justice restaurative : le tournant institutionnel
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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.


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Publisher
Presses de Sciences Po
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Journal
Raisons politiques
ISSN
12911941
Language
French
Onix Audience Codes
06 Professional and scholarly
Credit
Presses de Sciences Po
Title First Published
24 October 2015
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Publication Date
24 October 2015
ISBN-13
978-2-7246-3408-2
Product Content
Text (eye-readable)
Extent
Main content page count : 162
Code
9782724634082
Dimensions
15.5 x 24 x 0.5 cm
Weight
170 grams
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Contents


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

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Ivan Manokha

 

Lecture critique

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Honneth (Paris, Gallimard, 2013)

Christophe Premat