Transitional Justice and Displacement by Roger Duthie (ed.)

Abstract

This thick, soft, dark volume designed to introduce practitioners, scholars and students in forced migration studies with interest in transitional justice to some possibilities, tensions and challenges of incorporating transitional justice into humanitarian response to displacement concerns. The book is divided into eight solid chapters. The Introduction, “Incorporating Transitional Justice into the Response to Displacement” while acknowledging transitional justice’s failure to address issue of displacement, provides a foundational underpinnings as to why and how transitional justice measures can be use to respond to justice claims of displaced persons.