A society that does not have a capacity to shame the war crimes of its leaders without tearing itself apart as a society will perpetrate many war crimes. A society whose schools cannot shame bullying without renting the social fabric of schools, destroying the lives of bullies and victims alike, will have devastating bullying problems. […]
Nicola Lacey and Hanna Pickard[1] draw upon the evolutionary psychology literature in a recent paper to find that both vengeance and forgiveness are universal human adaptations that have evolved as alternative responses to exploitation. This is why all cultures have both retributive traditions (that are more concentrated on out-groups such as invaders) and […]
J. Braithwaite (2022) Macrocriminology and Freedom. Canberra, ANU Press
Cascades of Violence: War, Crime and Peacebuilding across South Asia
J. Braithwaite and B. D’Costa
Canberra, ANU Press, 2018.
Australian governments have so often been an international embarrassment to its citizens in recent times. On family and institutional violence, in contrast, they have really begun to grasp the nettle. Former Prime Minister Julia Guillard’s government recognized that Australia had a widespread problem of different kinds of institutions engaging in sexual abuse of those in […]
J. Braithwaite (2020) ‘Meta Governance of Path Dependencies: Regulation, Welfare, and Markets’ The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 691(1), 30-49.
G. Burford, J. Braithwaite and V. Braithwaite (eds.) (2019) […]
J. Braithwaite (2017) ‘Hybrid politics for justice: the Silk Road of Restorative Justice II‘. Restorative Justice 5(1):7-28.
J. Braithwaite and Y. Zhang (2017) ‘Persia to China: the Silk Road of Restorative Justice I‘ Asian Journal […]
J. Braithwaite. (2021) ‘ Street-Level Meta-Strategies Evidence on Restorative Justice and Responsive Regulation‘. Annual Review of Law and Social Science, 17, 205-225.
J. Braithwaite, H. Hojabrosadati & M. Miranda (2021) ‘Restorative Nodes of Governance in the Anthropocene: Iran’s Kashaf River’ Law & […]
J. Braithwaite (2022) ‘Putin’s war: restorative reflections‘ The International Journal of Restorative Justice. DOI: 10.5553/TIJRJ.000117
A. Marsavelski, A., & J. Braithwaite (2020). ‘Transitional Justice Cascades’. Cornell International Law Journal, 53, 207-260.
J. Braithwaite (2020) ‘Many Doors to International Criminal […]
J. Braithwaite (2015) ‘Gender, Class, Resilient Power: Nepal Lessons in Transformation’ SSRN RegNet Research Paper 2015/92.
J. Braithwaite (2006) Rape Shame and Pride Stockholm Prize Address given at the inaugural Stockholm Criminology Symposium and again in […]
J. Braithwaite (2022) ‘Maximal Accountability with Minimally Sufficient Punishment‘ The Journal of Corporation Law, 47(4) 911-936
J. Braithwaite (2020) ‘Sexual assault, corporate crime and restorative practices‘ IIRP Presidential Paper Series, No.2, 1-21. https://www.iirp.edu/images/pdf/IIRP_Paper_Series_Braithwaite_2020-10-31_V07_D.pdf
Marsavelski and J. Braithwaite (2017) ‘The Best Way […]