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Building: Lionel-Groulx, Floor: 7, Room: C-7147
Friday 17:50 - 19:30 EDT (28/08/2015)
The EU, UN, OSCE, AU or OAS all have it: an integral transitional justice strategy that aims to (re-) build good governance or democratic institutions in conflict affected societies. Yet, little research has been done in drawing the link between transitional justice and good governance in periods of transition. This panel proposes to conceptually and empirically explore key assumptions in scholarship on transitional justice and good governance, in particular the links between transitional justice and democracy, justice, political contestation, peace and political violence.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Reparations: The Individual and the Common | View Paper Details |
| Exploring Peace in Aceh: How Far has it Come? | View Paper Details |
| Transitional Justice in Contexts of Ongoing Political Violence: Insights from the Case Study of Cambodia | View Paper Details |
| Democracy 'versus' Transitional Justice in Cote d'Ivoire | View Paper Details |