Narrating Justice and Hope Iain Ferguson Helen Buckley sets out to

Helen Buckley sets out to clarify the factors that influence decision-making in child protection work

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Christian colorblindness not only sidestepped the need to dismantle the American religio-racial hierarchy

* addresses the practices of metric and interpretive research through Monte Carlo demonstrations that show the inner workings of statistical analysis and interpretive decision making

Shapiro demonstrates what it can mean to think the political both in terms of cinema studies and in wider aesthetic and social contexts

Narrating Justice and Hope Iain Ferguson Helen Buckley sets out toThe power of storytelling in troubling times Violence, pain and punishment dominate portrayals of social problems but the reality is more complex. In the world of actual people and experience, other, more hopeful stories are told in relation to crime and harm: narratives of justice, cooperation, kindness, and redemption. Narrating Justice and Hope examines the rich potential for narratives to do good in the context of interpersonal harm and the