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The International Network for Research on Restorative Justice and the Centre for Restorative Justice, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University Empirical Findings and Theory Developments in Restorative Justice: Where Are We Now? 23-25 February 2005 University House, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia Speaker's Presentations for download Lists as at 12.1.05
Name	Title - Presentations available for downloading	Abstracts
Eliza Ahmed	Shame management and recidivism in school bullying	Abstract available
David Bamford with Andrew Goldsmith	Restorative justice in adult criminal courts	Abstract available
Peta Blood	Restorative Practices - Developing Emotionally Literate Schools	Abstract available
John Boersig	tba	Abstract available
John Braithwaite	Restorative justice accountability and responsibility (ppt)	Abstract available
Jasmine Bruce	Theorising Restorative Justice Conference Practice	Abstract available
Andrew J Cannon	Sorting out conflict and repairing harm: Adult restorative justice conferencing in the South Australian Magistrates Court	Abstract available
Kathleen Daly	Restorative justice and sexual assault: an archival study of court and conference cases (pdf)	Abstract available
Rachael Field	A Feminist Analysis of the Potentialities and Pitfalls for Young Women Offender Participants in Juvenile Justice Conferencing	Abstract available
Tony Foley	The justice of restorative justice programs	Abstract available
Tali Gal	Chid victims and restorative justice: Lessons from past and present experiences (ppt)	Abstract available
Andrew Goldsmith with David Bamford	Restorative justice in adult criminal courts	Abstract available
Patricia Gray	Young Offenders and Social Exclusion: Whither Restorative Social Justice?	Abstract available
Nathan Harris	Understanding the role of shame in restorative justice cases: extending the evidence to juvenile cases	Abstract available
Natalie Hipple	Family group conferences - does it matter who the facilitator is?	Abstract available
Mary P. Koss & C. Quince Hopkins	Applying Logic Modeling to Evaluate RESTORE, an Alternate Justice Program for Selected Adult Sex Crimes	Abstract available
Gabrielle Maxwell	Restorative Justice: From theory to practice (ppt)	Abstract available
P. McCold	Evaluation of a restorative milieu: Replication and extension for 2001-2003 discharges	Abstract available
Edmund McGarrell	Family group conferences - does it matter who the facilitator is?	Abstract available
Brenda Morrison	Bullying and Restorative Justice (ppt)	Abstract available
Heather Nancarrow	tba	Abstract available
Terry O'Connell (Real Justice Australia) & Paul McCold	The limitations of existing restorative justice research: Avoiding the expert model with explicit restorative practice (ppt)	Abstract available
Richard Parker	Restorative Justice: Why it doesn't work (in reducing redicidivism)	Abstract available
Jeremy Prichard & John Davidson	Diversion, police gate-keeping and net-widening in Tasmania: An analysis of 11 years of police data (ppt)	Abstract available
Lawrence Sherman	What we are learning about RJ effects on crime (ppt)	Abstract available
Helene Hwayeon Shin	Shame management and workplace practice from the perspective of restorative justice	Abstract available
Heather Strang	What we are learning about RJ effects on victims (ppt)	Abstract available
Tanya A Rugge	Restorative justice in cases of serious crime: An evaluation	Abstract available
Lode Walgrave	Comparing the potentials and limits of the several conferencing models	Abstract available

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