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Issue No: 25	Cover - Blue
From England JUSTICE REFLECTIONS AND THE SIXTH WORLDWIDE CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL PRISON CHAPLAINS’ ASSOCIATION. Pippa Duce & Keith Jobling give a brief insight into the conference and our participation. From Russia JR175 PRISON MINISTRY IN THE RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH Fr Oleg Skomorokh reflects on Prison Ministry in the Russian Orthodox Church From Peru JR176 SOURCES OF INJUSTICE IN OUR PRISON MINISTRY AND SOME WAYS TO COPE WITH THEM Bruno Van der Maat, a lay chaplain from Peru, challenges injustices in prison ministry From England JR177 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Peter Morell reflects on the theme after years as a barrister and judge, and now an Anglican priest From the USA JR178 THE COLOR OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT - A Response to Glenn C. Loury Jens Soering responds to Professor Glenn Loury's query about the number of Americans in prison From England JR179 CONTEMPORARY PROBATION IN EUROPE: SOME REFLECTIONS Rob Canton considers the role of Probation across Europe when he attended the Strasbourg Conference in 2008 From Canada JR180 INTERACTIONS WITH REASON, FAITH, AND REVOLUTION: REFLECTIONS ON THE GOD DEBATE, REVIEW - Part 2 of 3 The second part of Wayne Northey’s critique of Terry Eagleton's writing
Issue No: 26	Cover - Salmon
From England JR181 NOT JUST A DOG-COLLAR (Reflections on 10 years of chaplaincy work in HMP Camp Hill 1999 to 2009) John Honeychurch looks back on 10 years in prison chaplaincy From the USA JR182 - JUSTICE: THE RESTORATIVE VISION - 1 JUSTICE: STUMBLING TOWARD A RESTORATIVE IDEAL Howard Zehr one of the "Founding Fathers" of Restorative Justice, givers further insights in to the concept. From the USA JR183 - JUSTICE: THE RESTORATIVE VISION - 2 PURSUING A RESTORATIVE VISION OF JUSTICE Daniel W. Van Ness adds his contribution to the early vision of how Restorative Justice could changes penal policy. From the USA JR184 - JUSTICE: THE RESTORATIVE VISION - 3 ALTERNATIVE VISIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF CONTEMPORARY REALITIES M. Kay Harris completes the trilogy of early understanding of Restorative Justice and its outworkings. From Australia JR185 IN THE NAME OF MERCY: A MEDITATIVE EXPLORATION Terry Veling writes on the relationship between justice and mercy. From Canada JR186 - INTERACTIONS WITH REASON, FAITH, AND REVOLUTION: REFLECTIONS ON THE GOD DEBATE, REVIEW - Part 2 of 3 The final part of Wayne Northey’s critique of Terry Eagleton's writing.
Issue No: 27	Cover - Green
From the USA JR187 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ITS AFTERMATH Marie Marshall Fortune makes a helpful exploration of this disturbing area of modern life. From England JR188 THE DENIAL OF LIBERTY The lecture given recently by Terry Waite at Lincoln Cathedral in the “Magna Carta” Series. From the USA JR189 THE CASE OF DOSTOEVSKY'S GENERAL: SOME RUMINATIONS ON FORGIVING THE UNFORGIVABLE Finding forgiveness is at the art of restorative justice, and Jeffrie Murphy takes us further along this thought path. From England JR190 THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON PRISONERS IN LINCOLN CASTLE IN 1812 Terry Nowell explores the comparison of how things were dealt with in 1812, and gives a pointer to today's prison conditions. From The Netherlands JR191 LAND OF NOD OR LAND OF NOT? GENESIS 4:1-16 AND AGAMBEN'S HOMO SACER Ryan van Eijk makes an enlightening exploration of jealousy and its consequences. From England JR192 THE RISE OF LEGALISM OR WHY THE ENGLISH PRISON POPULATION SOARED As the subject of the prison population hits the headlines once more, Robert Shaw makes a timely argument of some of the factors that lie behind the numbers.
Issue No: 28	Cover - Yellow
From England JR 193 LET JUSTICE ROLL DOWN LIKE WATERS: COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCY, THE BIG SOCIETY, AND REHABILITATION REVOLUTION Philip Whitehead applies the Big Society project to the criminal justice system with interesting results. From Austria JR 194 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF RELIGIOUS ASSISTANCE IN PRISONS Michael Platzer explores the increasing migration of different religious groups, and the fear of militant Islam coupled with the rise of terrorism. From the USA JR195 PRIVATE PRISONS, PUBLIC FUNCTIONS, AND THE MEANING OF PUNISHMENT Mary Sigler looks at private prisons from the perspective of the meaning of punishment. From the USA JR196 HOW PROFIT FUELS AMERICA'S PRISON INDUSTRY AND KEEPS OUR CITIZENS IN CAPTIVITY Jens Soering writes about the profit motive in the running of American prisons. From England JR197 MIND THE GAP John Croft asks why there is such a gap between the evidence of reasearch and the implementation of policy. From the USA JR198 COMMUNITY IS NOT A PLACE: A NEW LOOK AT COMMUNITY JUSTICE INITIATIVES Paul McCold and Benjamin Wachtel evaluate community justice initiatives.
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