The Psychology of Restorative Justice: Managing the Power Within

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Figures
Notes on Contributors
Foreword: The Psychology of Restorative Justice, Where Have You Been?
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: Developing Theory: Social Sciences Meet Psychology and Neuroscience
	1 A Micro-Social Psychology of Restorative Justice: The Contribution of Positioning Theory
	2 The Group and Cultural Context of Restorative Justice: A Social Psychological Perspective
	3 Towards a Neuroscience of Morality
	4 Restorative Practices, Affect Script Psychology and the Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning
	5 Restorative Justice and Psychology: Positivism in Criminology Again? A Few Theoretical Reflections
Part II: Critical Issues
	6 The Psychology of Restorative Practice in Forensic Mental Health Recovery
	7 The Concept of Humiliation as a Critical Issue in Restorative Justice: An Exploration
	8 Re-Entry Circles for the Innocent: The Psychological Benefits of Restorative Justice and Taking Responsibility in Response to Injustice
	9 Trauma-Informed Rehabilitation and Restorative Justice
	10 Challenging Power Dynamics in Restorative Justice
Part III: New Research
	11 The Psychology of Restorative Justice: Creating the Inner and Outer Space for Change – An Observation of Restorative Justice Meetings
	12 Positive Psychology as a Contribution to Rehabilitation in Restorative Justice Systems: Analysis of Two Cases of Penal Mediation in Chile
Part IV: Concluding Thoughts
	13 The Sceptic and the Believer: The Psychology of Restorative Justice
Index