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Kottukapally, John Thomas (2005). Reformative Programmes: Restorative Justice. Reformative Explorations: A Psycho-spiritual and Crimino-social Quarterly on Correction and Reformation. 3(2): 158-188.

This article provides an introduction to restorative justice. It discusses the definition of restorative justice, its benefits, principles, and processes related to the paradigm.


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