Beyond the criminal justice paradox

Keywords

Criminal justice, Criminology, Political science, Economic Justice, Law and economics

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• The Sparking Discipline of Criminology: John Braithwaite and the construction of critical social science and social justiceStephan Parmentier, Lode Walgrave, Ivo Aertsen — 2011
• Probation workers' practice and practice ideals in a culture of controlJake Phillips — 2013
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• Blending Justice: Interlegality and the Incorporation of Aboriginal Justice into the Formal Canadian Justice SystemCraig Proulx — 2005
• Right to the communityHans Boutellier — 1997
• Is there more to restorative justice than mere compliance to procedural justice? : a qualitative reflection from the victims' point of viewTinneke Van Camp — 2011

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