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Law in Context

Imagining Transitional Justice

The Construction of Meaning in the Arts and Law

Anna (City University London) Katila

Imagining Transitional Justice

Law in Context

Imagining Transitional Justice

The Construction of Meaning in the Arts and Law

Law in Context: Imagining Transitional Justice

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This book explores how legal and artistic narratives construct shared meanings of truth, justice, healing, and reconciliation after atrocity. Through four case studies that connect the ICTY and ICTR cases with novels, film and theatre, the book reveals how transitional justice is imagined and conceptualised in reflective narratives.

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Beschrijving Law in Context: Imagining Transitional Justice

This book explores how legal and artistic narratives construct shared meanings of truth, justice, healing, and reconciliation after atrocity. Through four case studies that connect the ICTY and ICTR cases with novels, film and theatre, the book reveals how transitional justice is imagined and conceptualised in reflective narratives.

ISBN
9781009696456
Pagina's
230
Verschijnt
Serie
Law in Context
Rubriek
Politicologie
Druk
1
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Paperback
Taal
Engels
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Cambridge University Press

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