“Any scholar, student, and activist interested in social justice for all people, social groups, and peoples, from local to global levels, in the present, past, and future should regularly read Contemporary Justice Review. This unique quarterly journal has published over the past decade outstanding essays on justice-related issues by authors from different countries and perspectives. The journal is an important voice in the ongoing struggle for sanity and peace through justice.”
- David G. Gil, Brandeis University, USA

“Contemporary Justice Review makes a significant contribution to our understanding of the human experience. It is essential for both scholars already devoted to the concepts of humanism and restoration and for others who want to learn more about, and possibly embrace, a more compassionate vision of social interaction.”
- Larry Siegel, University of Massachusetts-Lowell, USA