Source: (2001) Relational Justice Bulletin. April (10): 1-3. Downloaded 15 May 2003.
In this article, David Faulkner addresses what some see as the beginning of a significant transformation in England in the relationship between the state and voluntary action. The dichotomy between state-provided services and the free market is, according to some observers, being transcended in favor of the “space in the middleâ€? – the place where individuals join together in voluntary and charitable action. This transformation will have far-reaching implications for criminal justice generally and relational justice particularly. Faulkner discusses some of those implications and their potential benefits for citizenship and justice.
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