Justice and Peace

Abstract

One of the logics of transitional justice advocacy and practice is that addressing a past of large scale human rights violations will contribute to a future of peace. With the consolidation of the field of transitional justice, transitional justice measures have also been increasingly used in post-conflict contexts or as a constitutive element of liberal peacebuilding. This panel discusses such interlinkages between justice and peace processes. It does so from various conceptual and methodological perspectives, and with a focus on different types of processes, such as the negotiations of transitional justice provisions in peace agreements; the implementation of processes of demobilization, disarmament and reintegration of former combatants; or the use of justice measures during conflict.

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Transitional Justice Under Fire: Exploring Drivers and Motivations for Pursuing Truth, Justice and Reparations Amidst Civil War in Colombia	View Paper Details
Framing Peace Processes: International Policies, Strategies, and Laws in the Colombian Armed Conflict	View Paper Details
ICTY and Grassroots Mobilization for Justice: Insights from Bosnia and Herzegovina	View Paper Details