Titlebook: Restorative Justice in China; Comparing Theory and Xiaoyu Yuan Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Restorative Justice.Alte

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What Is the Harmony Approach?re probably one of the most largely populated nations in the world that has embraced both the ideas and practices of mediation. Resolving conflict through mediation is currently a practice across the criminal justice spectrum. Although it might be overshadowed by this study’s singular focus on media

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Restorative Justice Practices: The Restoration Modelce practices have been produced, although they have been criticized as “a mile wide but only an inch deep” (McCold, 2003, as cited in Walgrave, 2011, p. 97). To move beyond what restorative justice claims to be as presented in the previous chapter, a focus on its practices may give us a better under

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A Dialogue Between China and the West on Doing Restorative Justiceighlighting and bringing together the previous chapters, we will start with the following questions: In what ways do China’s mediation practices diverge and converge vis-à-vis the assumptions and concepts of RJ in the West? Does China need the Western RJ model? If the answer is yes, how likely is it

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Restorative Justiceaechem 2012). Moreover, the impact of restorative justice is also evident in numerous legislative amendments, governmental reports, judicial policies, etc. (Gavrielides 2007; Dünkel et al. 2015; Miers and Aertsen 2012).

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Conclusionjustice for its Western counterparts and to offer some possible solutions to improve Chinese mediation practices. It will also reflect upon the methodology for the sake of future study. Finally, this chapter will advance the analysis of how to enrich the current understanding of RJ through the case study of China.

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Criminal Mediation in the Chinese Criminal Justice Contextll as the mediation practices that have been reported so far. Special attention will be given to the latter, calibrating the research and summarizing the pitfalls in practice, as well as the gaps in the literature.

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