Transitional justice and reconciliation from the international peace-building perspectiveRemzije Istrefi

Remzije Istrefi

doi:10.5771/1435-2869-2017-2-269

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- I–II Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis I–II
- 157–158 Editorial 157–158
- 159–180 Comparative analysis of wages in central and eastern Europe Rajko Kosanović, Sanja Paunović, Bruno S. Sergi Rajko Kosanović, Sanja Paunović, Bruno S. Sergi 159–180
- 181–186 Minimum wages in selected SEE countries Evelyn Astor Evelyn Astor 181–186
- 187–196 Focus: Terms and conditions of employment in the garment and shoe industry in Serbia Bojana Tamindžija, Stefan Aleksić, Bettina Musiolek Bojana Tamindžija, Stefan Aleksić, Bettina Musiolek 187–196
- 197–212 Next-door relocation: Labour conditions and bargaining power in the Ukrainian made-for-brands garment industry Oksana Dutchak Oksana Dutchak 197–212
- 213–222 The lack of a living wage and other rights violations in the garment and shoe industry in Ukraine Oksana Dutchak, Artem Chapeye, Bettina Musiolek Oksana Dutchak, Artem Chapeye, Bettina Musiolek 213–222
- 223–246 Where is Turkey heading? M. Kemal Oke M. Kemal Oke 223–246
- 247–268 Bribery and corruption – Challenges and potential solutions in multinational corporations Fabian Teichmann Fabian Teichmann 247–268
- 269–288 Transitional justice and reconciliation from the international peace-building perspective Remzije Istrefi Remzije Istrefi 269–288
- 289–290 About the Authors 289–290
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SEER Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe , page 269 - 288

Transitional justice and reconciliation from the international peace-building perspectiveRemzije Istrefi

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Remzije Istrefi

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/1435-2869-2017-2-269
- ISSN: 1435-2869
- ISSN online: 2942-3384
Abstract

In the last decades, international actors have played an influential and catalytic role in facilitating justice and reconciling divided societies through post-conflict peacebuilding missions. Peacebuilding missions not only provide an intermediary role between former enemies but have become an effective participant in activities that form part of the mechanisms of transitional justice. In doing so, these actors take on the role of a ‘moral agent’ which very often lacks political trust and trust responsiveness. The objective of this article is to review theoretical critiques on the practice of peacebuilding missions in transitional justice processes and to evaluate their contribution to shaping the concept of reconciliation. It will analyse the effect of such critiques and discuss whether the existing theoretical criticism fundamentally changes the dominant concepts of transitional justice or if there is a potential requirement for the absorption of this criticism into the existing corpus of knowledge in the field as a way of advancing the development of international peacebuilding activities.
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