Restoring Justice, Fourth Edition: An Introduction to Restorative Justice
by Daniel W. Van Ness, Karen Heetderks Strong
Restoring Justice, Fourth Edition introduces restorative justice as an alternative to traditional punitive systems. It covers foundational principles, historical context, and practical implementations, emphasizing repair of harm through victim-offender dialogue and community involvement. Ideal for students and practitioners seeking to explore equitable justice reforms.
About This Book
Restoring Justice, Fourth Edition provides an essential introduction to restorative justice, a framework that seeks to repair harm caused by crime through dialogue and reconciliation rather than solely punitive measures.
Authored by Daniel W. Van Ness and Karen Heetderks Strong, the book outlines the historical development and core concepts of restorative justice, making it accessible for beginners in the field.
It examines practical applications in various justice systems, highlighting benefits for victims, offenders, and communities alike.
The updated edition incorporates recent advancements and case studies to illustrate how restorative justice integrates with contemporary legal practices.
Designed for academic and professional use, it serves as a foundational text for understanding alternatives to conventional criminal justice approaches.
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