International Journal of Transitional Justice

Papers
(The TQCC of International Journal of Transitional Justice is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Settler Colonialism, Decolonization and Radicalizing Transitional Justice21
Not Being Able to Speak Is Torture: Performing Listening to Painful Narratives19
Passing on the torch of memory: Transitional justice and the transfer of diaspora identity across generations15
Reimagining Transitional Justice14
What Works? Creative Approaches to Transitional Justice in Bosnia and Herzegovina13
Transitional Justice and Theories of Change: Towards evaluation as understanding13
Repairing Symbolic Reparations: Assessing the Effectiveness of Memorialization in the Inter-American System of Human Rights12
The Meaning of Participation in Transitional Justice: A Conceptual Proposal for Empirical Analysis12
The Future of the Past: Reflections on the Present State and Prospects of Transitional Justice11
The Promise and Perils of Mainstreaming Intersectionality in the Colombian Peace Process10
The pressures of getting it right: Expertise and victims’ voices in the work of the Sierra Leone Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)9
Reproductive Violence as a Category of Analysis: Disentangling the Relationship between ‘the Sexual’ and ‘the Reproductive’ in Transitional Justice7
Meaningful Engagement from the Bottom-Up? Taking Stock of Participation in Transitional Justice Processes6
Territory as a Victim of Armed Conflict6
Stirring the Justice Imagination: Countering the Invisibilization and Erasure of Syrian Victims’ Justice Narratives6
‘Ending the Silence’: Addressing the Legacy of Displacement in Northern Ireland’s ‘Troubles’6
Complicity or Decolonization? Restitution of Heritage from ‘Global’ Ethnographic Museums5
Cultivated Collaboration in Transitional Justice Practice and Research: Reflections on Tunisia’s Voices of Memory Project5
Who Owns What in Macondo? The Flexibilization of the Rules of Evidence in Land Restitution in Colombia5
Defying the Victim-Perpetrator Binary: Female Ex-combatants in Colombia and Guatemala as Complex Political Perpetrators∞5
Ambushed by Memory: Post-Conflict Popular Memorialisation in Northern Ireland4
The Exclusivity of Inclusion: Global Construction of Vulnerable and Apolitical Victimhood in Peace Agreements4
Racism and Transitional Justice4
Friction in Transitional Justice Processes: The Colombian Judicial System and the ICC4
Housing, Land and Property Rights in Transitional Justice4
Youth and Transitional Justice3
Justice as Resistance: How Post-Arab Spring Experiences Are Reshaping the Global Transitional Justice Landscape3
A Stage for the Unknown? Reconciling Postwar Communities through Theatre-Facilitated Dialogue3
Experiences of Spiritual Advocacy for Land and Territorial Itineraries for the Defense of Wiwa Women’s Rights in Postconflict Colombia3
Democratizing Truth: An Analysis of Truth Commissions in the United States3
Transition Without Transformation: The Legacy of Sudan’s Comprehensive Peace Agreement2
The Body Inside the Art and the Law of Marikana: A Case for Corporeality2
Editorial Special Section: ‘Transitional Justice and Nature: A Curious Silence’2
Beyond Transitional Justice: Learning from Indigenous Maya Mam Resistance in Guatemala2
Revisiting the Politics of Land Recovery Among White Commercial Farmers in Zimbabwe: Implications for Transitional Justice2
Institutional Reform in Myanmar: Preventing Corporate Land Rights Abuses2
Towards Decolonial Justice2
The Law and Its Limits: Land Grievances, Wicked Problems, and Transitional Justice in Timor-Leste2
Decolonization of Postcolonial Africa: A Structural Justice Project More Radical than Transitional Justice2
Transitional Justice in Public and Private: Truth Commission Narratives in Greensboro2
Appraising the Socio-Economic Turn in Reparations: Transitional Justice for Cholera Victims in Haiti2
‘We Are Not Our Parents’ – beyond Political Transition: Historical Failings, Present Angst and Future Yearnings of South African Youth2
The Stuff from the Siege: Transitional Justice and the Power of Everyday Objects in Museums2
Images and Memory: Religiosity and Sacrifice – The Cases of Tierralta, Trujillo and Arenillo in Colombia2
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