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Last Updated: 5 September 2008
Understanding Restorative Justice Through the Lens of Critical
Criminology
Chris Cunneen
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Cunneen, C. (2008) ‘Understanding Restorative Justice through the Lens of Critical Criminology’ in Cunneen, C. and Anthony, T. (eds) The Critical Criminology Companion, Hawkins Press (an Imprint of Federation Press), Annandale. ISBN978187606 pp290-302
Abstract
There is an uneasy relationship between critical criminology and restorative justice. On the one hand, restorative justice is a story of optimism, reform and social change. Yet it also demonstrates a tendency to work within traditional criminal justice systems and whilst doing so, fails to challenge the exclusionary processes of criminalisation. This chapter explores some of the tensions between restorative justice and critical criminology – it is a critique of restorative justice within the context of the unfulfilled possibilities that restorative justice might hold.
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