Victim-Offender and Community Empowerment

International Journal of Applied Philosophy 15 (1):25-46 (2001)
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With the growing prominence of restorative justice interventions, criminal justice is being reconceptualized in terms of a new paradigm of justice. The central concept of this new paradigm is victim-offender empowerment. The paper articulates the meaning and application of this idea in restorative justice philosophy and practice.

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10.5840/ijap20011511

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