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Read Kathleen Daly's blog post about her book here.
What are effective responses to sexual violence? A global social movement is once again challenging sexual violence in all its settings: where we live, work, study, sleep, play, and pray. As more victims and survivors report to the police, speak out in street protests and online spaces, and disclose to psychologists, inquiries, and the media, they face inept and insensitive criminal and civil justice systems. What is to be done? This anthology provides an answer.
Kathleen Daly has been writing on crime and justice for four decades, joining empirical inquiry with feminist, critical race, criminological, and socio-legal theories. This anthology of 11 previously published works (1989 to 2020) and two new essays shows the evolution of her ideas on the strengths and limits of conventional, restorative, and innovative justice in response to sexual violence. Daly argues that ‘what is to be done’ is to remake justice as if victims and survivors mattered. This entails blending criminal justice with innovative justice mechanisms and providing a menu of options for victims and admitted offenders within and outside conventional justice.
About the book series Studies in Restorative JusticeRestorative justice offers a unique approach to crime and victimisation and a change of course from the traditional preoccupation with retribution and transgression of rules in the criminal justice system. This book series aspires to highlight the many accomplishments achieved through the use of restorative justice practices in response to crime and social conflict. It is a collection of groundbreaking theoretical essays on the principles, uses and versatility of restorative justice as well as state-of-the-art empirical research into the implementation of restorative justice practices, experiences in these programmes and evaluation of its impact on victim recovery, reoffending and community capacity building. Contributors include established scholars and promising new scholars.
Membership discount: Individual members of the following organisations can receive a 40% discount on the listed price of the volumes published in the Studies in Restorative Justice series when ordering directly from the Publisher's web shop. For further information, please contact info@elevenpub.com.
Kathleen Daly, feminist criminologist and socio-legal justice researcher, has been writing on sexual violence and justice for over 30 years, and has studied the strengths and limits of conventional, restorative, and innovative justice. This anthology displays the evolution of her ideas from 1989 to 2021, with 11 previously published works and two new essays. Daly takes stock of current research on sexual violence and restorative justice, and considers promising ways to build knowledge. She calls for remaking justice by blending criminal justice with innovative justice, and by providing a menu of options for victims and admitted offenders within and outside conventional justice.
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