This collection of essays is about especially vulnerable, high-risk targets for criminal victimization. Discussions about notions of unique vulnerability, victimization experiences, and matters relating to social policy form the foci of this book.
This book seeks to ground a set of optimisstic propositions and of pessimistic claims about restorative justice by contemplating the global diversity of its practice.
This volume is the outcome of a conference conducted in 1999 by the Restorative Justice Group in the Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University.Consist of 12 chapters written by many contributors.All the collection manifest the considerable ferment and innovation around attemps to crystallise a restorative philosophy.
Disahkan oleh Resolusi Majelis Umum 40/34 tertanggal 29 November 1985