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General Introduction,d . related to the way social groups and institutions—state, judiciary, professional organizations—confront traumatic events. First, since there is a robust literature on purges and other mechanisms intended to deal with an authoritarian or violent past, written by authors belonging to numerous disc

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Humanity Seized by International Criminal Justice analysis of the doctrine and jurisprudence of contemporary criminal jurisdictions and the genealogy of the introduction of the notion of Humanity in law permits the comprehension of how this category preserves the representations of the world and of the law damaged by the crime. This system is more

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Dealing with Collaboration in Belgium After the Second World War: From Activism to Collaboration andhe case for state of necessity in economic collaboration. Legal and criminological concepts circulated between legal professionals who had been organized in international associations since the 1930s and who were confronted with similar problems caused by the occupation, such as the re-education of

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The Invention of “Transitional Justice” in the 1990s political practice. The emergence of the concept thus coincides with the gradual constitution of a particular sector of activity within the international sphere (an emergent internationalized social field). In this double process, some German human rights activists and scholars played an important

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“Transitional Justice” and National “Mastering of the Past”: Criminal Justice and Liberalization Proprecedented German crimes of the war period, the Allies launched ambitious war crimes trial programs at Nuremberg and in their individual occupation zones. These have since become something like the international blueprint for strategies of judicial accounting in other cases. In a paradoxical and tw

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Reassessing the Boundaries of Transitional Justice: An Inquiry on Political Transitions, Armed Conflpolitical transitions? The author analyzes these questions bearing in mind that an enlarged and unjustified use of transitional justice may render the concept of transitional justice analytically, descriptively, and normatively meaningless to law. The case study of Colombia shows the perverse effect