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L'emprunt aux « justices de l'invisible » : réflexions sur les modèles de justice restauratrice à l'épreuve de la socialité vindicatoire

Borrowing from the “justices of the invisible”: reflections on restorative justice models tested against vindicatory sociality

Véronique Strimelle · 2015

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Contrasts restorative justice models with “vindicatory sociality”, a way of regulating conflicts based on revenge, which the author uses as an analytical tool. She argues that the comparison highlights certain values of the restorative approach that, in practice, are sometimes weakened. From there she asks what place restorative justice holds among current ways of regulating conflicts. The text is part of a dossier on abolitionism and is useful for those who research the theoretical foundations of restorative justice and its relationship with punitive logic.

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Authors
Strimelle, Véronique
Year
2015
Publisher or source
Champ pénal/Penal field, vol. XII (2015), dossier «Abolitionnisme»
Type
Article
Language
French
Licence
CC BY-NC-ND
DOI
10.4000/champpenal.9193

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Strimelle, V. (2015). L'emprunt aux « justices de l'invisible » : réflexions sur les modèles de justice restauratrice à l'épreuve de la socialité vindicatoire. Champ pénal/Penal field, vol. XII (2015), dossier «Abolitionnisme». https://doi.org/10.4000/champpenal.9193

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