RT Review
T1 'Too long a sacrifice?': Post-transitional justice and the afterlives of authoritarianism
JF International journal of transitional justice
VO 19
IS 1
SP 183
OP 192
A1 Collins, Cath
A1 Durdiyeva, Selbi
A2 Durdiyeva, Selbi
A2 Lessa, Francesca
A2 Mendes, Mariana
A2 Nalepa, Monika 1976-
LA English
YR 2025
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1918959862
AB In a field that of late appears beset by crises of confidence, this essay reviews three books that send transitional justice scholarship back to basics. The focus in the books on post-authoritarian settings sheds light on the effects of time on transitional justice expectations, actions and futures. The books also offer rear-view mirror vantage points on the assumptions, teleological and otherwise, that informed early praxis in the field. The common object of interest addressed by these volumes - authoritarian regimes and transitional responses to them, over time - is significant in itself. It also reminds us, firstly, that transitional justice dynamics are not reducible to immediate policy menus, and, secondly, that they do not disappear when intellectual fashions change.
NO Sammelrezension
K1 Post-authoritarianism
K1 post-transitional justice
K1 Prosecutions
K1 Latin America
K1 ex-USSR
K1 Purges
K1 lustration
K1 Rule of law
K1 Democratization
K1 Rezension
DO 10.1093/ijtj/ijae048