Indigenous, Traditional, and Non-State Transitional Justice in Southern Africa -

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Résumé :
Chapter 1: Transitology, Transitional Justice and Transformative Justice Everisto Benyera Chapter 2: A Dozen Transitional Justice Realities and Some Preliminary Problematisation Chapter 3: The Case for Indigenous, Traditional and Non-State Transitional Justice Chapter 4: Construing Transitology in the Context(s) of Democratization, Transitional Justice and Decolonization in Africa: A Legal Anthropology Perspective Tapiwa Warikandwa & Artwell Nhemachena Chapter 5: Operation Murambatsvina, Transitional Justice & Discursive Representation in Zimbabwe Umali Saidi Chapter 6: 'Healing the Dead' in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe: Combining Tradition with Science to Restore Personhood after Massacres Shari Eppel Chapter 7: The Aftermath of Gukurahundi: Dealing with Wounds of the Genocide through Non-State Justice Processes in Bubi (Inyathi) and Nkayi Districts, Matabeleland North Province, Zimbabwe Ruth Murambadoro and Chenai Matshaka Chapter 8: Grassroots Mechanisms for Justice, Peace-building and Social Cohesion in Zimbabwe's 'New' Farm Communities Tom Tom and Clement Chipenda Chapter 9: Young women in peacebuilding and development in Zimbabwe: The case of Zimbabwe Young Women's Network for Peacebuilding in Mutoko Patience Thauzeni and Torque Mude Chapter 10: Stains on the Wall: Struggle to survive post genocide violence by Nama- Herero communities in Namibia Tafirenyika Madziyauswa Chapter 11: Uncharted Waters: Reparations through Indigenous Forms of Transitional Justice for Namibian Victims of a colonial Genocide Christian Harris...

Biographie:
Everisto Benyera is associate professor of African politics at the University of South Africa in Pretoria....

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Chapter 1: Transitology, Transitional Justice and Transformative Justice

Everisto Benyera



Chapter 2: A Dozen Transitional Justice Realities and Some Preliminary Problematisation

Everisto Benyera



Chapter 3: The Case for Indigenous, Traditional and Non-State Transitional Justice

Everisto Benyera



Chapter 4: Construing Transitology in the Context(s) of Democratization, Transitional Justice and Decolonization in Africa: A Legal Anthropology Perspective

Tapiwa Warikandwa & Artwell Nhemachena



Chapter 5: Operation Murambatsvina, Transitional Justice & Discursive Representation in Zimbabwe

Umali Saidi



Chapter 6: 'Healing the Dead' in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe: Combining Tradition with Science to Restore Personhood after Massacres

Shari Eppel



Chapter 7: The Aftermath of Gukurahundi: Dealing with Wounds of the Genocide through Non-State Justice Processes in Bubi (Inyathi) and Nkayi Districts, Matabeleland North Province, Zimbabwe

Ruth Murambadoro and Chenai Matshaka



Chapter 8: Grassroots Mechanisms for Justice, Peace-building and Social Cohesion in Zimbabwe's 'New' Farm Communities

Tom Tom and Clement Chipenda



Chapter 9: Young women in peacebuilding and development in Zimbabwe: The case of Zimbabwe Young Women's Network for Peacebuilding in Mutoko

Patience Thauzeni and Torque Mude



Chapter 10: Stains on the Wall: Struggle to survive post genocide violence by Nama- Herero communities in Namibia

Tafirenyika Madziyauswa



Chapter 11: Uncharted Waters: Reparations through Indigenous Forms of Transitional Justice for Namibian Victims of a colonial Genocide

Christian Harris