On 8 December, CICJ hosts a book launch for the volume 'Reframing Transitional Justice: I nnovations, Boundaries, and Refractions' that was published in 2026.< /p>
This volume challenges the simplicity, predestination , and self-evident nature of contemporary narratives of transitional justice. It focuses on technological innovations and human memor y, the boundaries of what conduct transitional justice fruitfully can address and redress (and when to let go and move on), and how the fi eld refracts concerns such as democratic backsliding.
The volum e brings together sixteen authors from a diversity of disciplines and experiences. It formed the basis of a dynamic symposium on opinio juris in August 2026. It was edited by Mark A. Drumb l and Kirsten J. Fisher and published with Routledge.
The progr am takes place in room IN-2A45 in the Law Faculty/the Initium buildin g.
DESCRIPTION: On 8 December, CICJ hosts a book launch for the volume 'R eframing Transitional Justice: Innovations, Boundaries, and Refractio ns' that was published in 2026. This volume challenges the simpl icity, predestination, and self-evident nature of contemporary narrat ives of transitional justice. It focuses on technological innova tions and human memory, the boundaries of what conduct transitional j ustice fruitfully can address and redress (and when to let go and mov e on), and how the field refracts concerns such as democratic backsli ding.The volume brings together sixteen authors from a diversity of d isciplines and experiences. It formed the basis of a dynamic symposium on opinio juris in August 2026. It was edited by Mark A. Drumbl and Kirsten J. Fisher and published with Routledge.Th e program takes place in room IN-2A45 in the Law Faculty/the Initium building. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR