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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"relational justice"”.
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Rebuilding Relationships after Civil War: Relational Justice and Ex-Combatant Reintegration in Liberia
… At the same time, these wars occur in relational contexts where relationships are important. While institutions and relationships matter, ongoing approaches to peacebuilding give insufficient attention to the relational dimensions of conflict and peacebuilding. When relational …
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Climate Justice and the Distribution and Scarce Resources
… the fundamental aspects of scholarly climate justice related to the distribution of scarce resources. It presents the relational egalitarian approach to justice as a response to the criticism of the distributive paradigm in climate justice debates. Chapter 2 reviews the well-established …
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The significance of restorative justice on the rehabilitation, restoration, and healing of incarcerated persons sentenced to life imprisonment: A case study of Voorberg Medium B Correctional Centre in the Western Cape
… investigates the significance of restorative justice (RJ) in facilitating the rehabilitation, restoration, and holistic healing of incarcerated persons serving life sentences in South Africa. Against the backdrop of a predominantly retributive correctional system and the socio-theological …
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Development of a Contextual Model for the Treatment of Infidelity
… Paper two, a theoretical clinical model, the Relational Justice Approach, incorporates the larger social context in relation to infidelity treatment utilizing elements of Socio-Emotional Relationship Therapy (Knudson-Martin & Huneregardt, 2010). This paper includes three stages: 1) creating an …
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Police Conflict Resolution Processes for Spousal Violence in Nepal: Perceptions of Victims and Perpetrators
… experienced PCRs. Their views of procedural justice and distributive justice were compared to the ratings of the observer. The findings suggest that procedural justice, in this context at least, is a subjective construct, the judgment of which might be influenced by factors beyond the police …