RJ Online Library

Nov 06, 2009

One of the main attractions on Restorative Justice Online is the research database with over 9600 citations of restorative justice publications ranging from academic publications to practice manuals to research reports to policy documents, etc.

Below is a list of items added to the database during the past week.

Ashley, Jessica and Burke, Kimberly (2009). Implementing Restorative Justice: A guide for schools. Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority.
Hutchinson, Marie (2009). Restorative approaches to workplace bullying: Educating nurses towards shared responsibility. Contemporary Nurse. 32(1–2): 147–155.
Kielsgard, Mark D. (2008). Restorative justice for the Armenians, resolved: It's the least we can do. Connecticut Journal of International Law. 24:1- 37.
Langdon, Susan W. and Preble, William (2008). The relationship between levels of perceived respect and bullying in 5th though 12th graders. Adolescence. 43(171):485-503.
Meyer, Lukas H (2006). Reparations and symbolic restitution. Journal of Social Philosophy. 37(3):406-422.
Spies, G. M. (2009). Restorative Justice: A Way to Support the Healing Process of a Child Exposed to Incest. Acta Criminologica. 22(1):15-24.
Thesnaar, Christo (2008). Restorative Justice as a Key for Healing Communities. Religion & Theology. 15: 53-73.
Wilson, Robin J. and McWhinnie, Andrew and Wilson, Chris (2008). Circles of Support and Accountability: An international partnership in reducing sexual offender recidivism. Prison Service Journal. 178:26-36.

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