Braithwaite's argument against punitive justice systems and for restorative justice systems
establishes that there are good theoretical and empirical grounds for anticipating that well …

For informal justice to be restorative justice, it has to be about restoring victims, restoring
offenders, and restoring communities as a result of participation of a plurality of …

This book offers a comprehensive analysis of a subject which is becoming of increasing
concern and debate amongst criminologists. The key element in its approach is an …

Originally published in 1998. While there is a growing academic literature on corporate
crime, much of this focuses upon variants of economic or financial crimes; there is a relative …

When regulatory inspectors trust industry, is this trust abused in a way that reduces
regulatory compliance? Or does trust foster the internalization of regulatory objectives by …

Australian nursing home inspection teams are partitioned into those with an enforcement
ideology supportive of reintegrative shaming, those who believe in being tolerant and …

Using Kagan and Scholz (1984) typology of regulatory noncompliance, this study examined
the perceptions of regulators and of regulatees toward the regulatory encounter to predict …

Panel data fail to support a subjective expected utility model of corporate deterrence. There
is partial confirmation, however, that chief executives of small organizations who perceive …

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The ageing of the population is a demographic phenomenon, a social problem and a policy
issue. The increase in the numbers of aged and in the costs of supporting and caring for …