Unordinary Joe

Alfie Kohn is against all forms of compitition. I don't think he ever referenced economics, but he said even competitive sports are bad. Kohn even has a book about how bad compitition is. No Contest: The Case Against Compitition. Honestly he is not my favorite when it comes to Voluntaryist lifestyle recources. A lot of his stuff is really good but there are things mixed in there that turn people off, like his rhetoric and this kind of stuff about compitition. I mean compitition is one the greatest incentives as proven through the free market. It's hard to buy into his arguments when compition in the market place is so well proven.

Have any of you guys seen anything on Restorative Justice? What do you guys think of the concept? It seems to me this approach would be highly successful and would probably be highly utilized in a Voluntaryist society. The DRO's theory already seem to focus on this kind of thing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restorative_justice They have an offical website too http://www.restorativejustice.org/