PACS202 Lecture Notes - Lecture 26: Restorative Justice, John Paul Lederach, Systems Analysis

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Peace and Conflict Studies
• Course: PACS202
• Professor: Keith Regehr

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Walk through ~20 items that shift from the left side of the map to the right side of the map. Comparison of processes (from left right side of map) How signi cant are power balances in the situation?) Ex. , debating over my mark on my nal exam between me and my professor. Once we get to judication someone else represents me in principle: power doesn"t play a big role in court judication. Satisfaction (to what degree are people satis ed with the outcome?) The thing that separates from happy/unhappy the most is who has the power to make the. People who get to make their own decision are almost always more satis ed decision. You and i sit down to negotiate = free. Move to the right hire lawyers = costs become signi cantly higher. Once you get to the courts (right side) everything takes a lot longer.