Epilogue

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Authors: Luke Moffett
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Abstract

This brief epilogue synthesises the chapters in the book. It advances a number of observations. One is that the field of transitional justice is in crisis. A second is that a pervasive sense of malaise arises through transitional justice interventions. A third is that transitional justice has lost an authentic local touch in its quest for professionalism and officialisation. This leads the author to wonder whether there should be transitional justice for transitional justice to mitigate harm and ensure value. The epilogue ends on a note of optimism by encouraging the process of self-examination and critical appraisal.

Fields of Study & Subjects

War Law and Justice Conflict Peace and Violence in Colombia Peacebuilding and International Security

Publication details

Journal / source
Routledge eBooks
Pages
311–317
Publication date
4 March 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter