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Wachtel, Ted (1998). Evaluating restorative justice in everyday life Paper presented to the Third International Conference on Restorative Justice for Juveniles, held in Leuven, Belgium, 24-27 October.

Building on his earlier work on restorative justice in everyday life, Ted Wachtel in this paper contrasts the current punitive-permissive continuum with a larger vision of restorative practices. This larger vision challenges many of the program models now being called “restorative.â€? In this regard, based on research results from individual-level analysis, he calls for measuring the aggregate effects of restorative practices in organizations and communities.


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