Transitional Justice

Christine Bell is Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Edinburgh, UK.

Introduction1; Hidden Histories; The Question of Turkey: Contested, Forgotten and Remembered Memories; The Lives and Times of Sentenced Nazi War Criminals: Re-negotiating Guilt and Innocence in Post-Nuremberg Germany 1950-1975 1; René Cassin, State Sovereignty and Transitional Justice in the Period of the Second World War; Processes and Rituals; The Theatre of Justice: On the Educational Meaning of Criminal Trials; Memory Culture and Urban Reconstruction: The Case of Staro Sajmište in Belgrade 1; Transitional Justice and Local Memory: Commemoration and Social Action in Londres 38, Espacio de Memorias; The Role of Ritual is Shifting Collective Dispositions; Contradictory Perceptions of Conflict and Justice; Communicating the ICC: Imagery and Image-Building in Uganda; Child Soldiers: Towards a Rights-Based Imagery; Images of International Criminal Justice in the Former Yugoslavia; Discourse and Artistic Expression; Wagner in Israel: The Mixture of Politics and Music; ‘Maybe if the world had paid more attention'. 1 Western Cinematic Perspectives on the Rwandan Genocide and the Role of the West: Hotel Rwanda, Shooting Dogs and Sometimes in April; An Eye for an Eye: The Imagery of the 1947 Partition (India, Pakistan)