CRIM3004 Victimology

Click on the link above to see an example of keyword searching using the advanced search page on the library catalogue.
Instructions:
Box 1 (contains exact phrase): case study
Box 2 (contains exact phrase): restorative justice
Box 3 (leave as contains): Australia
Select 'articles' as the material type.
Hit search.
When the search loads, change the date range to 2015-2025 and hit 'refine' button.

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Search for the following items:
- Restoring justice : an introduction to restorative justice
- Comparative Restorative Justice (see the chapter on roadblocks)

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Search for the following book titles >
- Crime & Justice: A Guide to Criminology (ch. 22)
- Restorative Justice in Context
- New Directions in Restorative Justice
- Crime, Criminality and Criminal Justice eBook (ch. 25)
- Repositioning Restorative Justice
- Understanding Victims and Restorative Justice
- Restorative Justice in Practice : Evaluating What Works for Victims and Offenders
- Restorative Justice and Responsive Regulation
After the search results have loaded, click on the (linked) title of the book you would like to read >
Click on the Read Online button.

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Try the following keyword search:
"restorative justice" AND victims

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Try the following keyword searches:
"restorative justice" victims Australia
victims sentencing Australia
restorative justice case study Australia
Some results will appear but click on the 'Only show content I have full access to' (on the left hand side of the screen) and wait for the results to reload. You will be able to open any articles with a green ticked section or yellow padlocked section in the lower right hand corner of each record.
Search for the following articles on Taylor & Francis
- a case study of best practice in restorative justice
- Co-option, coercion and compromise: Challenges of restorative justice in Victoria, Australia
- An assessment of the potential outcomes in practising restorative justice in criminal settings in Australia and the United States

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Log in using your ACAP student portal log in details >
Select advanced search >
Click in the Only content I have full access to (bottom of the search form) >
Click on the + beside the search box to add another box.
Enter the following keywords:
Box 1: restorative justice
Box 2: victims
Box 3: Australia

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Try the following keyword search:
"restorative justice"
Search for the following report on the AIC Website:
- "restorative justice" (search for Restorative justice in the Australian criminal justice system in the result list)

Click on the link above and search for the following article
- Restorative Justice as an Innovative Response to Violence (Includes a case study)

Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women. (n.d.). Restorative justice case studies. Queensland Government.

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Search for the following articles:
- A Call for Evaluation of Restorative Justice Programs
- Putting justice needs first: A case study of best practice in restorative justice
- Adult restorative justice and gendered violence: Practitioner and service provider viewpoints from Queensland, Australia
- Restorative justice conferencing: Not a panacea for the overrepresentation of Australia's Indigenous youth in the criminal justice system
- A review of restorative justice programmes for First Nations Peoples in Queensland
- Examining the effectiveness of restorative justice in reducing victims' post-traumatic stress
Note: When using Google Scholar, if an article has a link to the right, such as [PDF] researchgate.net, it is available for free. Click on the link to the right to open the article.
Most of the referencing information for these publications can be found by clicking on the little quote mark under each record. If some of this information is missing, check the headers and footers of the article you are reading.