The Handbook of Victim Offender Mediation: An Essential Guide to Practice and Research

By M. Umbreit. 2000

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Retributive justice, restorative justice, and forgiveness: An experimental psychophysiology analysis (2008, methodology): “The restorative justice movement, by contrast, has increased attention to the rights and dignity of victims as well as offenders (Armour & Umbreit, 2005; Bazemore, 1998; Braithwaite,1989; Cohen, 2001; Umbreit, 2001; Zehr, 1995).”
EMOTION IN CONFLICT FORMATION AND ITS TRANSFORMATION: APPLICATION TO ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICT MANAGEMENT (2001, background): “Indeed, recognition by the "offender" of the moral "offense" may be all that is needed to restore the relationship (Umbreit, 2001).”
Victim‐offender mediation: Three decades of practice and research (2004, methodology): “Contrary to many other applications of mediation in which the mediator would first meet the parties during the joint mediation session, in most victim offender mediation programs a very different process is used based upon a humanistic model of mediation (Umbreit, 2001, 1997, 1995b).”