Australian studies in law, crime and justice

Contributors

Published in:
Family conferencing and juvenile justice : the way forward or misplaced optimism?
Christine Alder and Joy Wundersitz (eds)
Canberra : Australian Institute of Criminology, 1994
ISBN 0 642 19881 0
(Australian studies in law, crime and justice series)

• Christine Alder
  Senior Lecturer, Criminology Department
  The University of Melbourne
  Victoria
• John Braithwaite
  Professor, Research School of Social Sciences
  The Australian National University
  Australian Capital Territory
• Milt Carroll
  Manager, Program Development
  Juvenile Justice Section
  Department of Health & Community Services
  Victoria
• Matt Hakiaha
  Specialist Consultant
  State Government Advisory Committee on Young Offenders
  Perth, Western Australia
• Gabrielle Maxwell
  Research Fellow, Institute of Criminology
  Victoria University of Wellington and the Office of the Commissioner for Children
  Wellington, New Zealand
• David Moore
  Lecturer, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
  Charles Sturt University - Riverina
  Wagga Wagga, New South Wales
• Allison Morris
  Director, Institute of Criminology,
  Victoria University of Wellington
• Terry O'Connell
  Police Juvenile Justice Coordinator
  New South Wales Police Service
  Sydney
• Ken Polk
  Reader in Criminology, Criminology Department
  The University of Melbourne
  Victoria
• Danny Sandor
  Convenor of the Juvenile Justice Working Group of the
  Youth Affairs Council of Victoria
  Victoria
• Kate Warner
  Associate Professor and Dean of Law
  The University of Tasmania
  Tasmania
• Rob White
  Lecturer, Criminology Department
  The University of Melbourne
  Victoria
• Joy Wundersitz
  Principal Researcher in Juvenile Justice
  Department for Family and Community Services
  South Australia