Transitional justice
Transitional justice: how societies confront past crimes while rebuilding democracy.
Transitional justice articulates the mechanisms — trials, truth commissions, reparations, institutional reforms — through which a society moves from an authoritarian regime or conflict to constitutional democracy. The Ibero-American experiences (Argentina 1985, Chile, South Africa) and European ones (Germany, Italy, Spain) offer comparative lessons. Revista Conciencia Democrática publishes analysis on these processes.
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