Detention conditions and prison overcrowding are among the main challenges that the EU Member States are dealing with. At the EU level there is much discussion on how to develop and promote alternatives to detention that could eliminate potential violations of the core human rights values of the European Union and ensure societal benefits including reducing the costs of maintaining prisons, improving the prospects for social rehabilitation and accordingly, less recidivism. Restorative justice values and practices can make important contributions in this field since it offers a practical alternative to the punitive impulse that results in high levels of imprisonment in many countries.status: publishe
There are currently over 1.6 million prisoners in Europe and conditions in European prisons vary wid...
The article focuses on innovative solutions undertaken in prisoner rehabilitation in chosen European...
The practice of Restorative Justice in Eastern Europe is a relatively new phenomenon. The states tha...
The member-states of the Council of Europe share the objectives of reducing the role of prison in th...
1. Preamble. - 2. The persistent prevalence of detention within the system of sanctions and delays i...
This book represents the main output of the research project titled “Prison overcrowding and alterna...
(Series Information) European Papers - A Journal on Law and Integration, 2021 6(1), 311-334 | Articl...
To what extend is the traditional model of imprisonment still relevant today? Has the time come for ...
The focus of this report is on efforts to use restorative justice within prisons
peer reviewedTo what extend is the traditional model of imprisonment still relevant today? Has the t...
A report based on comparative analysis and empirical studies in nine EU countries by the research pr...
In Europe, the old adage that individuals are sent to prison as punishment rather than for punishmen...
Across Europe, restorative justice has gained acceptance as a way of resolving disputes and mitigati...
This handbook reflects the key findings from a two year comparative project funded by the European C...
This article examines the merits of restorative justice within criminal justice system. The overpopu...
There are currently over 1.6 million prisoners in Europe and conditions in European prisons vary wid...
The article focuses on innovative solutions undertaken in prisoner rehabilitation in chosen European...
The practice of Restorative Justice in Eastern Europe is a relatively new phenomenon. The states tha...
The member-states of the Council of Europe share the objectives of reducing the role of prison in th...
1. Preamble. - 2. The persistent prevalence of detention within the system of sanctions and delays i...
This book represents the main output of the research project titled “Prison overcrowding and alterna...
(Series Information) European Papers - A Journal on Law and Integration, 2021 6(1), 311-334 | Articl...
To what extend is the traditional model of imprisonment still relevant today? Has the time come for ...
The focus of this report is on efforts to use restorative justice within prisons
peer reviewedTo what extend is the traditional model of imprisonment still relevant today? Has the t...
A report based on comparative analysis and empirical studies in nine EU countries by the research pr...
In Europe, the old adage that individuals are sent to prison as punishment rather than for punishmen...
Across Europe, restorative justice has gained acceptance as a way of resolving disputes and mitigati...
This handbook reflects the key findings from a two year comparative project funded by the European C...
This article examines the merits of restorative justice within criminal justice system. The overpopu...
There are currently over 1.6 million prisoners in Europe and conditions in European prisons vary wid...
The article focuses on innovative solutions undertaken in prisoner rehabilitation in chosen European...
The practice of Restorative Justice in Eastern Europe is a relatively new phenomenon. The states tha...