Restoring justice and security in intercultural Europe / edited by Brunilda Pali and Ivo Aertsen.

chapter Introduction
Doing restorative justice in intercultural contexts / Ivo Aertsen
chapter 1 Difference as culture
Roots and implications of a mode of framing / Ida Hydle Marie Louise Seeberg
chapter 2 Mapping the cultural turn in (in)security discourses
Highlighting the path for restorative justice / Brunilda Pali
chapter 3 In the name of security
Justice under threat or restored? / Tim Chapman
chapter 4 Restorative justice
Doing justice and security? / Christa Pelikan Ivo Aertsen
chapter 5 Restorative justice and urban citizenship
A comparative dialogue between Vienna and Brussels / Erik Claes Katrin Kremmel
chapter 6 Counteracting social exclusion through restorative approaches / Gábor Héra
chapter 7 Reimagining security and justice in post-conflict societies through restorative lenses / Vesna Nikolić-Ristanović Sanja Ćopić Nikola Petrović Bejan Šaćiri
chapter 8 Security and justice in transition
Restorative justice and the politics of hope in Northern Ireland / Derick Wilson Hugh Campbell
chapter 9 Community in conflict in intercultural contexts and how restorative justice can respond / Tim Chapman Katrin Kremmel
chapter 10 Critical reflections on active participation under new governance models / Christa Pelikan Mario Ragazzi
chapter 11 Restorative justice in the societies of control
The ambivalence of decentralised state control in participative justice processes / Espen Marius Foss Brunilda Pali
chapter 12 Looking at the European policy level
The place of restorative justice in intercultural environments / Edit Törzs Katrien Lauwaert Ivo Aertsen
chapter Conclusion
Restorative justice - a tool for conviviality / Brunilda Pali.