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Handbook on Methods in Restorative Justice Research

Series: Monographs and edited collections, Volume: 8/M-5 and Studies in Restorative Justice, Volume: 8/M-5

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004729827

Publisher:: Brill | Nijhoff

Print Publication Date:: 08 Dec 2025

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Front Matter

Preliminary Material

About the Series

Acknowledgments

Notes on Contributors

Introduction. Mapping the Path: Exploring Methods in Restorative Justice Research

Part 1 Disciplinary Approaches, Perspectives and Methodological Contributions

Chapter 1 Goffman’s Useful but Seductive Metaphors: A Researcher’s Journey When Analysing Victim-Offender Mediation

Chapter 2 Restorative Justice and Historical Criminology in Context and Practice: A Study of Nineteenth Century Printed Public Apologies

Chapter 3 The Value of Researching Restorative Justice Policy through Discourse Analysis

Chapter 4 ‘Philo-sophia’

Chapter 5 Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis and Restorative Justice

Chapter 6 Investigating Restorative Justice through Participatory Action Research

Chapter 7 Countering Injustice as Re-storying: A Narrative Perspective on Restorative Justice

Chapter 8 Researching and Empowering the Publics: The Application of Restorative Approaches in Attitudinal Research

Chapter 9 Observing Communication in Restorative Encounters

Chapter 10 ‘Living’ Ethnography: A Culturally Responsive Research Approach for Investigating Restorative Justice in a Cretan Highland Community

Chapter 11 Restorative Justice Viewed from below: Exploring the Value of ‘Ethnography at Home’ and Emic Theory

Chapter 12 Reoffending Research versus Desistance Research in Restorative Justice: Competing or Complementary Paradigms?

Chapter 13 Researching Restorative Justice in an Environmental Regulatory Organisation

Part 2 Issues, Challenges, and Dilemmas in Conducting Research on Restorative Justice

Chapter 14 The Use of Surveys within a Mixed Method Project to Research ‘Under the Radar’ Practices

Chapter 15 The Art of Interviewing in Restorative Justice Research

Chapter 16 Researching Restorative Justice and Honour-Based Violence

Chapter 17 Video-Based Research of Restorative Interactions: Challenges and Benefits

Chapter 18 Researching Restorative Justice in the Police

Chapter 19 Rigor versus Ethics? Some Considerations for Researching Victims’ Experiences in Restorative Justice

Chapter 20 Sense and Sensitivity: Reflections on Qualitative Interviews with People who Experienced Adversity and Harm

Chapter 21 Ethical Dilemmas in Restorative Justice Research

Part 3 Ways of Knowing Restoratively

Chapter 22 Affective Methods for Restorative Justice Research and Communication

Chapter 23 ‘All Parts of the Circle Are Equal’ … or Are They? The Dilemma of Co-creation in an Island and Practice-Based Restorative Justice Study

Chapter 24 Making the Case for Restorative Justice Practitioners Researching Their Own Practice

Chapter 25 Autoethnography in Restorative Justice Research: A Relational Methodology

Chapter 26 Decolonising Research Methods in Restorative Justice In Education

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