Evolutions in Transitional Justice Arenas, Actors and Abuses

Abstract

This panel explores the evolving nature of transitional justice processes and practices across diverse contexts and in response to complex crises. Combining in-depth empirical case study research from the Netherlands and Belgium as well as wider conceptual innovation these papers explore the viability, potential and limitations of the paradigm of transitional justice in relation to new, emerging and persistent crises. Using various analytical lenses the papers critically examine the contributions and challenges within transitional justice toward addressing environmental exploitation, colonial violence and victim needs.

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Revisiting the Rule-Of-Law Dilemma in Democratic Transitions: Toward a Future-Oriented Theory of Legitimacy	View Paper Details
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When Historical Commissions Meet Transitional Justice: Overlooked Synergies, New Opportunities and Emerging concerns	View Paper Details