How have victims shaped – and reshaped – transitional justice? This volume introduces a novel framework for tracing and interpreting the evolving trajectories of victim-survivor engagement across different phases of grassroots activism, institutional participation, and various forms of resistance. Drawing on a diverse range of empirical case studies from across the globe, the handbook provides both a historical analysis of victims' evolving roles in (formal, informal, and everyday) transitional justice processes and a comparative perspective on the realities of victim engagement today – highlighting increasingly intersecting justice struggles and the porous boundaries of transitional justice. Written for students, scholars, practitioners, and policymakers in transitional justice, human rights, international law, peacebuilding, and social movements, this interdisciplinary resource draws on innovative, on-the-ground practices and the protagonism of victims to foster conceptual and methodological innovation for a forward-looking reimagination of victim-led justice after large-scale violence.
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Tine Destrooper is Professor of Transitional Justice at Ghent University. She has published extensively in various leading journals and recently edited Transitional Justice in Aparadigmatic Contexts (with Line Gissel and Kerstin Carlson). Her work has been supported by two European Research Council grants and two Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowships, and she was recently a Fulbright Fellow at Columbia University.
Elke Evrard is a postdoctoral researcher at Ghent University. Her research on transitional justice has appeared in leading peer-reviewed journals. She contributes to scholarly and public engagement through invited lectures, teaching, and her role as managing editor of the Journal of Human Rights Practice. She was recently awarded a grant by the Research Foundation – Flanders.
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