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Reframing Transitional Justice: Innovations, Boundaries, and Refractions

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Reframing Transitional Justice: Innovations, Boundaries, and Refractions

Author: Mark A. Drumbl; Fisher Kirsten J. Drumbl
Publisher: Routledge
ISBN: 9781041097747
Published In: April 2026
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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This book challenges the simplicity, predestination, and self-evident nature of the contemporary narratives of transitional justice.

Transitional justice is the field of study that examines how states should reckon with massive human rights abuses. The book upends these assumptive narratives on three crucial fronts. The first front is that of innovations. Here, the book questions the ability of transitional justice to deliver tangible successes in an era of rapid and overwhelming technological change and contestation over what constitutes human memory, communicative dialogue, and reliable evidence. The second front involves boundaries. Here the book confronts the professed superpower of transitional justice to do more and more, in an endless concatenation of additives. While there is cause for optimism, this book also suggests that transitional justice remains awkward in how it copes with the existential pressures of environmental, health, and cultural crises. On its third front, refractions, this book identifies how transitional justice addresses racism, misogyny, and democratic backsliding. Throughout, the book asks readers to imagine where the field and practice of transitional justice could go from here – what new innovations are required, what boundaries must be stretched or retrenched, and what perspectives need to be considered due to new ways of seeing current and past atrocities.

Accordingly, this book will be of considerable interest to academics, practitioners working on post-conflict reconstruction, ranging from undergraduate to post-doctoral studies in the areas of law, politics, cultural property, criminology, human rights, international relations, and technology studies.

1. Introduction

Mark A. Drumbl and Kirsten J. Fisher

2. Transitional Justice, Memorialization, and Artificial Intelligence

Colleen Murphy

3. Algorithms, Reparations, Repetitions: How Digital Platforms Erode the Aims of Transitional Justice

Juan Espíndola

4. Algorithmic Justice: Digital Investigations and Transitional Justice

Christopher Lamont

5. Bridging Justice and Technology: Exploring the Integration of Informational and Communication Technologies in Colombia’s Transitional Justice Process

Laura Gianna Guntrum, Maike Salzmann, and Christian Reuter

6. Memory Workshops in Colombia: Co-creative and Inclusive Community Memory Building

Daniel Gómez-Uribe

7. Animals, War, and Multispecies Transitional Justice

Rachel Killean

8. Transitional Justice, Temporalities, and the Restitution of Cultural Objects

Lucas Lixinski

9. Nonchalance and the Fascist Gaze

Mark A. Drumbl

10. Escaping Genocide’s Gravity

Timothy William Waters

11. Abolishing the Family Policing System as Transitional and Racial Justice