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Recent Contemporary
Justice Review Articles
Volume 14, Number 4:
Special Issue: Essays in Celebration of the 35th Anniversary of Restorative Justice
14/3
Gitana Proietti-Scifoni and Kathleen Daly: “Gendered Violence and Restorative Justice: The views of New Zealand opinion leaders”
Diana R Gordon: “Deepening Democracy through Community Dispute Resolution: Problems in South Africa and Chile”
Dorothy Vaandering: “A Faithful Compass: Rethinking the term Restorative Justice to find clarity”
Dawn Rothe and VE Collins: “Got a Band-Aid? Political Discourse, Militarized Responses, and the Somalia Pirate”
Rick Sarre and Janette Young: “Christian Approaches to the Restorative Justice Movement: Observations on scripture and praxis”
14/2
Tanya Wyatt: “The Illegal Trade of Raptors in the Russian Federation”
Steven Downing: “‘Street Justice’: A theoretical paradigm”
Browne Onuoha: “The State Human Trafficking and Human Rights Issues in Africa”
Dana Williams: “Why Revolution Ain’t Easy: Violating norms, re-socializing society”
P. J. Verrecchia: “The Effect of Transfer Mechanism from Juvenile Court on Conviction on a Target Offense in Criminal Court”
Margaret Stout and Joao Salm: “What Restorative Justice Might Learn from Administrative Theory”
Judith Caesar: “City of Illusions, Layers of Deceit, and the Sterility of Isolation”
MaryFlorence Sulllivan: “Living and Learning in Tacna Peru”
14/1: Special Issue: Alternatives to Policing
13/4
Barbara Warner, Elizabeth Beck, and Mary L Ohmer: “Linking Informal Social Control and Restorative Justice: Moving social disorganization theory beyond community policing”
Janine Natalya Clark: “The State Court of Bosnia and Hercegovina: A path to reconciliation?”
Justin Piche’ and Mike Larsen: “The Moving Targets of Penal Abolitionism: ICOPA, past, present, and future”
Dana A Weiser and Monica K Miller: “Barak Obama v Bristol Palin: Why the President’s sex education policy wins
Simon Alexis Finley: “An Identity-Based Understanding of Intergroup Conflict”
David MacAlister and Farzana Kara: “Responding to Academic Dishonesty in Universities: A restorative justice approach”
Arata Takeda: “Suicide Bombers in Western Literature: Demythologizing a mythic Discourse”
Just Lives: Profiles in Justice
Dennis Sullivan: “The death penalty loses its mind: An interview with
professor James Acker”
13/3
Vicky DeMesmaecker: “Building Social Support for Restorative Justice through the Media: Is taking the victim perspective the most appropriate strategy?”
David Androff: To Not Hate: Reconciliation among victims of violence and participants of the Greensboro (NC) truth and reconciliation commission”
Avery Calhoun and William Pelech: “Responding to Young People Responsible for Harm: Comparative study of restorative and conventional approaches
P.J. Verrechia and Kristen L Hutzell: “Exploring Competency Development: It’s the helping part”
Just Lives: Profiles in Justice
Dennis Sullivan: “The Things a Man Once Saw (and was): An appreciation of Richard Quinney” “Pulling the Meat off the Bone: An interview with Gregg Barak”
13/2
Jennifer M. Balboni and Donna M. Bishop: “Transformative Justice: Survivor perspectives on clergy sexual abuse litigation
Jennifer Kilty: “Gendering Violence, Remorse, and the Role of Restorative Justice: deconstructing public perceptions of Kelly Ellard and Warren Glowatski”
William Over: Redefining Political Drama: Onwueme and Nigerian society”
Michael J. DeValve and Elizabeth L. Quinn: ”Practical Poetry: Thich Nhat Hanh and the cultivation of a problem-oriented officer”
Jung Jin Choi and Michael Gilbert: “‘Joe Everyday, People off the Street”: A qualitative study on mediators’ roles/skills in victim offender mediation”
Virginia McKenna: “Blinded by the Star: A former law enforcement officer’s
reflections on crime and justice
13/1
Andrew Woolford and R.S. Ratner: “Disrupting the Informal-Formal Justice Complex: On the transformative potential of civil mediation, restorative justice and reparations politics
Darla Fortune, Julie Thompson, Alison Pedlar, and Felice Yuen: “Social Justice and Women Leaving Prison: Beyond punishment and exclusion”
Alayna Jehle and Monica K. Miller: The Controversial International Marriage Broker Regulation Act of 2005: Protecting the rights and interests of all parties
Rebecca Hayes-Smith and Zahra Shekarkhar: “Why is Prostitution Criminalized? An Alternative Viewpoint on the Construction of Sex Work”
Laura L. Finley: “Where’s The Peace in This Movement? A domestic violence advocate’s reflections on the movement”
Karim Ismaili: “Surveying the Many Fronts of the War on Immigrants in Post-9/11 U.S. Society”
Augustine SJ Park: “Consolidating Peace through Restorative Justice in Sierra Leone”
CJR ARCHIVES
Mechtenberg-Berrigan, J., & Kramer, R. C. (2008). State crime and Christian resistance: The prophetic criminality of Philip Berrigan and Elizabeth McAlister. Contemporary Justice Review, 11(3),
Geis, G. (2008). Ben L. Reitman, M.D.: Colorful critical criminologist. Contemporary Justice Review, 11(3),
Mullins, C. W., & Rothe, D. L. (2008). Gold, diamonds and blood: International state-corporate crime in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Contemporary Justice Review, 11(2), 81-99.
Jones, C., & Hathaway, A. D. (2008). Marijuana medicine and Canadian physicians: Challenges to meaningful drug policy reform Contemporary Justice Review, 11(2), 165-175.
Han, C-S. (2008). No fats, femmes, or Asians: The utility of critical race theory in examining the role of gay stock stories in the marginalization of gay Asian men. Contemporary Justice Review, 11(1), 11-22.
Romero, M. (2008). Crossing the immigration and race border: A critical race theory approach to immigration studies. Contemporary Justice Review, 11(1), 23-37.
Goode, E. (2007). Mr. Marijuana retires: A profile of Ken Stroup. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(4), 383-391.
Keys, D. (2008). Myth-making and opiate abuse: An early symbolic interactionist theory of addiction in the fieldwork of Alfred Lindesmith and its opposition. Contemporary Justice Review, 11(2), 177-186.
Reinarman, C., & Cohen, P. (2007). Lineaments of cannabis culture: Rules regulating use in Amsterdam and San Francisco. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(4), 393-410.
Nusbaumer, M. R., & Reiling, D. M. (2007). Temperance Culture and the Repression of Scientific Inquiry Into Illegal Drug-Altered States of Consciousness. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(3), 247-261.
Boyd, S. B. (2007). Drug films, justice, and nationhood. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(3), 263-282.
Hathaway, A. D., & Rositer, K. (2007). Medical marijuana, community building, and Canada’s compassionate societies. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(3), 283-296.
Smith, J. (2007). The values and control of MDMA. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(3), 297-306
Hannem, S., & Petrunik, M. (2007). Circles of support and accountability: A community justice initiative for the reintegration of high risk sex offenders. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(2), 153-171.
Lenning, E. (2007). Execution for body parts: A case of state crime. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(2), 173-191.
Dhami, M. K., & Joy, P. (2007). Challenges to establishing volunteer-run, community-based restorative justice programs. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(1), 9-22.
Umbreit, M. S., Coates, R. B., & Vos, B. (2007). Restorative justice dialogue: A multi-dimensional, evidence-based practice theory. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(1), 23-41.
Muzzatti, S. L., & Featherstone, R. (2007). Crosshairs on our backs: The culture of fear and the production of the D.C. sniper story. Contemporary Justice Review, 10(1), 43-66.
Martin, E. J. (2004). Sustainable development, postmodern capitalism, and environmental policy and management in Costa Rica. Contemporary Justice Review, 7(2), 153-169.
McCold, P. (2004). Paradigm muddle: The threat to restorative justice posed by its merger with community justice. Contemporary Justice Review, 7(1), 13-35.
Roy, A. (2003). Noam Chomsky, neoliberalism, and the new war on Iraq. Contemporary Justice Review, 6(4), 321-327.
Barak, G. (2003). Revisionist history, visionary criminology, and needs-based justice. Contemporary Justice Review, 6(3), 217-225.
Chomsky, N. (2002). Restoring rights: The assault against freedom and democracy. Contemporary Justice Review, 5(2), 103-119.
Coates, R. B., Umbreit,
M. S., & Vos,
B. (2006). Responding to Hate Crimes through Restorative
Justice Dialogue. Contemporary
Justice Review, 9(1).
Gavrielides, T., & Coker,
D. (2005). Restoring faith:
Resolving the Roman Catholic Church’s sexual scandals
through restorative justice (Working Paper I). Contemporary
Justice Review, 8(4), 345-365.
Forster, P. M., & Wilhelmus,
M. (2005). The role of individuals in community change within
the Findhorn intentional community. Contemporary Justice Review, 8(4), 367-379.
Villaume
, A. C. (2005). “Life Without Parole” and “Virtual
Life Sentences”: Death sentences by any other name. Contemporary
Justice Review, 8(3), 265-277.
Delveaux, M. (2005). “O Me! O Me! How I Love the
Earth”: William Morris’s News from Nowhere and
the birth of sustainable society. Contemporary Justice
Review, 8(2), 131-146.
Riley, J. E., Torrens, K. M., & Krumholz,
S. T. (2005). Contemporary feminist writers: Envisioning
a just world. Contemporary
Justice Review, 8(1), 91-106.
Kruger, M. (2004). The concept
and practice of justice in an intentional community: The
East Wind experience. Contemporary
Justice Review, 7(4), 355-374.
Tim Libretti, T. (2004).Dispossession
and disalienation: The fulfillment of life in Ursula LeGuin’s The
Dispossessed. Contemporary Justice Review, 7(3), 305-320.
Edward J. Martin,
E. J. (2004). Sustainable development,
postmodern capitalism, and environmental policy and management
in Costa Rica. Contemporary Justice Review, 7(2),
153-169.
McCold, P. (2004). Paradigm muddle: The threat to restorative
justice posed by its merger with community justice. Contemporary
Justice Review, 7(1), 13-35.
Bazemore, G., & Schiff, M. (2004).
Paradigm muddle or paradigm paralysis? The wide and narrow
roads to restorative justice reform (or, a little confusion
may be a good thing). Contemporary
Justice Review, 7(1), 37-57.
Roy, A. (2003). Noam Chomsky, neoliberalism, and the new
war on Iraq. Contemporary Justice Review, 6(4),
321-327.
Barak, G. (2003). Revisionist history, visionary criminology,
and needs-based justice. Contemporary Justice Review,
6(3), 217-225.
Michael Welch,
M. (2003). A
radically coherent criticism of corrections as industry.
Contemporary Justice Review, 6(3), 227-240.
Kauzlarich, D., Mullins,
C. W.,& Matthews,
R. A.(2003). A complicity continuum of state crime. Contemporary Justice
Review, 6(3), 241-254.
Ismaili, K. (2003). Explaining the cultural and symbolic
resonance of zero tolerance in contemporary criminal justice. Contemporary
Justice Review, 6(3), 255-264.
Sullivan, D., & Boehrer, F. (2003). Spike Lee’s Do
the Right Thing: Filmmaking in the American grain. Contemporary Justice
Review, 6(2), 143-167.
Chomsky, Noam. (2002). Restoring Rights: The Assault Against
Freedom and Democracy. Contemporary Justice Review,
5 (2): 103-119.
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