John Braithwaite

Issue 1 2020
Editorial A landmark in social sciences: 30 years after John Braithwaite’s Crime, shame and reintegration
Article From reintegrative shaming to restorative institutional hybridity
Article Crime, shame and reintegration
Article Restorative justice: how responsive to the victim is it?
Article From victim blaming to reintegrative shaming
Article Forgiveness, compassion and loving kindness in restorative justice
Article Citizens and denizens
Article A republican dispersion of powers: an essay in honour of John Braithwaite
Article Crime, shame and reintegration as a challenge to the social sciences
Article Feminism, justice and ethics: reflections on Braithwaite’s commitments
Article John Braithwaite
Article The conversation, the journal, not the book
Notes from the field John Braithwaite: a personal testimony from Pakistan
Notes from the field Peacebuilding Compared in the former Yugoslavia: rethinking war, crime and regulation
Conversations on restorative justice A talk with John Braithwaite
Book Review Cascades of violence: war, crime and peacebuilding across South Asia
Book Review Restorative and responsive human services

	The International Journal of Restorative Justice
Article	John Braithwaite standards, ‘bottom-up’ praxis and ex-combatants in restorative justice
Authors	Kieran McEvoy en Allely Albert
DOI	10.5553/TIJRJ/258908912020003001011
	Author's information

Kieran McEvoy Kieran McEvoy is Professor of Law and Transitional Justice and Senior Fellow at the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice, Queens University Belfast, UK.
Allely Albert Allely Albert is a PhD student with a University Studentship at the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice, Queens University Belfast, UK.

Eleven Journals