Research
Research on restorative justice, carefully selected, continuously updated, thematically organised and critically discussed
‘Science is an attitude toward chaos‘
Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari
Restorative justice classics
Some of the classic works in the restorative justice field, because we are dwarfs on giants’ shoulders
Restorative justice theory
Philosophical works on restorative justice, because theory without practice is empty, but practice without theory is blind
Restorative justice history
A collection of papers on the historical emergence of restorative justice, because history is the only meaningful entry into the present
Restorative justice critics
Some of the most insightful critical commentaries on restorative justice, because research either is critical or is not research
Restorative justice policy
A minimal repository of policy documents on restorative justice worldwide, because the Leviathan is increasingly after restorative justice
Restorative justice evaluations
An overview of evaluative analyses of the applications of restorative justice, because empirical data matters
Restorative justice and race
Research on a complex, problematic and yet largerly unexplored relation
Restorative justice and gender
Materials on the multiple challenges of combining restorative justice with gender justice
Restorative justice and psychology
An overview of the fast-growing field of psychological studies on restorative justice
Restorative justice and organisations
Evidence on restorative justice in schools, workplaces, healthcare systems and beyond
Frontiers of restorative justice
An overview of research on the most recent developments in the field
“Conflict might kill, but too little of them might paralyse.“
Nils Christie