Routledge - The Psychology of Restorative Justice Book

The Psychology of Restorative Justice: Managing the Power Within by Routledge offers a ground-breaking look at the advancement of an autonomous, inter-disciplinary field of study. This collection moves beyond traditional boundaries to articulate a psychological concept of restorative justice for the first time. By combining insights from criminology, social psychology, legal theory, and neuroscience, this book provides a deep understanding of the restorative justice movement. It examines the power structures within the field and investigates the specific motivations and emotions of the practitioners who implement these processes. Readers will find a comprehensive analysis that integrates sociology, forensic mental health, political sciences, and positive psychology. This work is essential for those looking to understand the human elements and psychological drivers that shape modern restorative justice practices.