Ian Marder
Assistant Professor in Criminology
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Ian Marder is an Assistant Professor in Criminology at the National University of Ireland Maynooth. His research focuses on restorative justice, including its application in the criminal justice system, the relationship between restorative practices and leadership, and the implications of restorative approaches in youth justice. He has published recent articles examining the barriers to implementing restorative justice in England and Wales, as well as exploring the impact of dialogue in fostering understanding between police officers and young Black adults.
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