Drawing from the literature on victimology, memory studies, and transitional justice, this
article critically examines how representations of victimhood in post-conflict memory activism …

This chapter examines the role of victimhood nationalism in post-conflict societies. It
elaborates on the advancing discipline of “memory studies” by reassessing the roles of …

This volume sheds new light upon the role of victims in the aftermath of violence. Victims are
central actors in transitional justice, the politics of memory and conflict resolution, yet the …

In light of the increasing importance of commemoration and memorialisation within the study
of transitional justice, this article attempts to stimulate further critical discussion on the right to …

This article applies a narrative victimological lens of inquiry to the memoirs of those
wrongfully convicted of high profile politically violent offences arising from the conflict in the …

Building on recent victimological interventions in transitional justice, this article critically
examines nuanced interpretations of what an 'innocent victim'is in transitioning societies …

This article explores practices of haunting and ghosting after conflict-related loss. This is not
to suggest a focus on the occult or the paranormal, but to use these phenomena as a prism …

This article explores the construction of victimhood in transitional societies. Drawn from
fieldwork in a dozen jurisdictions as well as elements of criminological, feminist …

The rights of victims to information disclosure, and to be" heard and heeded," have gathered
considerable momentum over the past few decades. As Werbner puts it, the" rights of …

Contemporary memory debates on representations of conflict and, in particular, crimes
against humanity have undoubtedly been informed by the fairly recent emergence of …