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The Implications of Restorative Justice For Aboriginal Women and Children Survivors of Violence

Bargen, Jenny (1995) A Critical View of Conferencing. In: The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology: Crime, Criminology and Public Policy.

Barnett, C. (P. C. J.) “Circle Sentencing/Alternative Sentencing” [1995] 3 C. N. L. R. 1

Blaney, Fay (2000) “Update on The Aboriginal Women’s “Journey for Justice” Vancouver: Aboriginal Women’s Action Network.

Braithwaite, John & Daly Kathleen (1994) Masculinity’s, Violence and Communication

Control London :Routledge.

Crnkovich, Mary (1993) “Report on Sentencing Circle in Kangiqsujuaq” Prepared for Pauktuutit and the Department of Justice, Canada.

Crosby, Marcia (1993) “Speak Sm’algyax Grandma, Speak Haida Grandpa” in: Arun Makherjee(Ed.) Sharing Our Experience. Ottawa: Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women

Forde, Jan (1995) “True North, True Solutions?” in Listening to the Thunder Vancouver: Women’s Research Centre

Freire, Paulo (1985) Pedagogy of the Oppressed New York: Continuum Publishing Corporation.

Hooper, Steven & Ruth Busch (1996) “Domestic Violence and the Restorative Justice

Initiatives: The Risks of a New Panacea” in: Waikato, 2 Review 101

Herman, Judith (1992) Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath of Violence - From Domestic Abuse to Political Terror New York: Basic Books

Huntley, Audrey & Fay Blaney (1999) Bill C-31: Its Impact, Implications and Recommendations for Change in British Columbia - Final Report. Vancouver: Aboriginal Women’s Action Network

La Prairie, Carol (1992) “Aboriginal Crime and Justice: Explaining the present, exploring the Future” Prepared for the Department of Justice, Ottawa Ontario.

LaPrairie, Carol (1995) “Altering Course: New Directions in Criminal Justice. Sentencing Circles and Family Group Conferences” in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology: Crime, Criminology and Public Policy.

LaPrairie, Carol (1998) “The New Justice: Some Implications for Aboriginal Communities” in Canadian Journal of Criminology.

LaRocque, Emma D. (1995) “Violence in Aboriginal Communities” in Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples The Path to Healing Ottawa: Canada Communication Group

LaRocque, Emma D. ( 1997 ) “Reexamining Culturally Appropriate Models in Criminal Justice Applications” in Michael Ash (Ed.) Aboriginal and Treaty Rights in Canada: Essays on Law, Equity, and Respect for Difference. Vancouver: UBC Press

Linker, Maureen (1999) “Sentencing Circles and the Dilemma of Difference” in The Criminal Law Quarterly, Volume 42, number 1

McGillvray, Anne and McGillivray, Anne & Comaskey, Brenda (1999) Black Eyes All of the Time: Intimate Violence, Aboriginal Women and Justice System Toronto: University of Toronto Press

Monture-Okanee, Patricia A. (1995) “The Violence We Women Do: A First Nations View” in Thunder in My Soul Toronto: Women’s Press Monture-Angus, Patricia (1995) “The Roles and Responsibilities of Aboriginal Women in Reclaiming Justice” in Thunder in My Soul: A Mohawk Woman Speaks. Halifax: Fernwood Publishing

Razack, Sherene H. (2000) “Gendered Racial Violence and Spacialized Justice: The Murder of Pamela George” in The Canadian Journal of Law and Society Volume 15, no.2

Ristock, Janice L & Joan Pennell (1996) “Empowerment as a Framework for Community Research” in Community Research as Empowerment: Feminist Links, Postmodern Interruptions Toronto: Women’s Press.

Smedman, Lisa. (2000) “Native women expect to be heard above the roar of the Fraser River” in Vancouver Courier, Westside Edition, 13.08.00

Wolf, Diane L. (Ed.) (1996) Feminist Dilemmas in Fieldwork Boulder: Westview Press