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Case study	Bristol: working together to resolve conflict and repair harm
Journal	The International Journal of Restorative Justice, Issue 2 2019
Authors	Marian Liebmann
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Marian Liebmann
Marian Liebmann, PhD, is an independent restorative justice practitioner, trainer and consultant. She is the former director of Mediation UK.

Notes from the field	Conclusion: the restorative city – a challenge about means and ends
Journal	The International Journal of Restorative Justice, Issue 2 2019
Authors	Chris Straker
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Chris Straker
Chris Straker is a director, trainer and consultant at Restorative Thinking Ltd. (www.restorativethinking.co.uk) and a freelance restorative trainer registered with the Restorative Justice Council, UK.

Case study	Tempio Pausania: social conflict resolution in a community setting
Journal	The International Journal of Restorative Justice, Issue 2 2019
Authors	Gian Luigi Lepri, Ernesto Lodi and Patrizia Patrizi
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Gian Luigi Lepri Gian Luigi Lepri is a psychologist and psychotherapist coordinator of the Restorative Justice Practices Team, University of Sassari, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences – Dumas, Italy.
Ernesto Lodi Ernesto Lodi is researcher in Social Psychology at the University of Sassari, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences – Dumas, Italy.
Patrizia Patrizi Patrizia Patrizi is full professor of Social Psychology and Psychology and Law at the University of Sassari, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences – Dumas, Italy, member of the board of the European Forum for Restorative Justice.

Notes from the field	The emergence of the idea of a ‘restorative city’ and its link to restorative justice
Journal	The International Journal of Restorative Justice, Issue 2 2019
Authors	Grazia Mannozzi
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Grazia Mannozzi
Grazia Mannozzi is professor of Criminal Law and of Restorative Justice at the University of Insubria, Como, Italy.

Case study	Como: restorative wefts in the community
Journal	The International Journal of Restorative Justice, Issue 2 2019
Authors	Bruna Dighera
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Bruna Dighera
Bruna Dighera is a psychologist and psychotherapist, trainer and supervisor of projects of social innovation, citizenship participation and community development in Lecco, Italy.

Case study	Leuven: creating support and skills for handling conflicts in a restorative way
Journal	The International Journal of Restorative Justice, Issue 2 2019
Authors	Lies Van Cleynenbreugel
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Lies Van Cleynenbreugel
Lies Van Cleynenbreugel is an action researcher at the Leuven Institute of Criminology, KU Leuven, Belgium and in charge of the project ‘Leuven Restorative Cities’; she is also a restorative justice practitioner in the NGO Alba.

Case study	Brighton and Hove: developing a culture of doing ‘with’ as prevention rather than cure
Journal	The International Journal of Restorative Justice, Issue 2 2019
Authors	Tim Read and Chris Straker
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Tim Read Tim Read works for Brighton & Hove City Council’s safer communities team with experience as an anti-social behaviour and hate crime caseworker, coordinator of the restorative city project and a restorative justice practitioner/trainer, Brighton & Hove, UK. He is also the current vice-chair of trustees at the Restorative Justice Council.
Chris Straker Chris Straker is a director, trainer and consultant at Restorative Thinking Ltd. and a freelance restorative trainer registered with the Restorative Justice Council (UK).

Case study	Whanganui: respectful relationships at the heart of our city – a story from New Zealand
Journal	The International Journal of Restorative Justice, Issue 2 2019
Authors	Jenny Saywood
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Jenny Saywood
Jenny Saywood is a previous Service Manager in the Department of Corrections, New Zealand, and founder and Chair of WRP Trust at Whanganui. Thank you to Shelly Harkness, who was the first coordinator of the Restorative Practices Trust and was instrumental in developing training in our early days. She works part time for the Trust as a Facilitator.

Notes from the field	Dutch developments: restorative justice in legislation and in practice
Journal	The International Journal of Restorative Justice, Issue 1 2019
Authors	Annemieke Wolthuis, Jacques Claessen, Gert Jan Slump e.a.
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Annemieke Wolthuis Annemieke Wolthuis (PhD) is an independent researcher, trainer and mediator in the field of human rights, children’s rights and restorative justice.
Jacques Claessen Jacques Claessen (PhD) is an Associate Professor of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure at the Department of Criminal Law and Criminology of the Faculty of Law at Maastricht University.
Gert Jan Slump Gert Jan Slump (MA) is an independent criminologist, restorative justice consultant and social entrepreneur.
Anneke van Hoek Anneke van Hoek (MA) is an independent criminologist.

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