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...works in New Zealand, and how it might be introduced in the UK. Restorative justice: dealing with shoplifters A look at a crime initiative in Milton Keynes that uses restorative justice when dealing with shoplifters. Restorative justice in action How offenders in restorative justice initiatives get a chance to express remorse and apologise to victims. Restorative justice:...

...working conditions of secondary labour market jobs. Competition alone will not do this, nor will it remove the barriers that workers trapped in such jobs face in getting into better jobs. Institutionalists would be likely to advocate direct government intervention, possibly by promoting affirmative action or tackling low pay through equal pay legislation. In this case, as...

...working" (a pun on the Conservative election poster "Labour isn't working") at the G20 Meltdown protest in London on 1 April 2009] For the first time, one per cent of the world population controls more than half of the world's wealth, according to a Credit Suisse study released in December. And it is mark of our times that Credit Suisse, which has contributed to the...

...work like Arnstein’s ‘ladder of participation’ and the World Health Organisation’s Alma Ata declaration, in which they declared that health systems should create opportunities for citizens to help shape decision about health-care, and that citizens should take them up. Volunteering suffers from similar definitional uncertainty but one excellent overview places it...

...tree stories’. The boxes could, among other things, facilitate creative memory work by inviting users to collect and curate objects that illuminate human-tree entanglements, such as obsolete sensors attached to exfoliated bark. [Bio-sensing jewellery] Bio-sensing jewellery: headpiece (left) and brooch (right). Photo by Bart van Overbeeke. Over time, the users of Empathy Tree will have become receptive to haptic and ......