Peace and Justice

"Timely, well written and contributing to definitional clarity, this book is essential reading for students, scholars, practitioners and policy makers concerned with implementing transitional justice in the twenty-first century."
Political Studies Review

"An excellent overview of the range of alternatives that have been used to deal with the perpetrators of mass atrocities. Kerr and Mobekk provide a timely and comprehensive analysis in an arena that is characterized by rapid change. This book will be a great resource for students and practitioners attempting to understand the complexity of the institutions that have shaped the pursuit of transitional justice in recent decades."
Leslie Vinjamuri, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

"This is an essential volume for scholars and students alike. Its sweeping scope offers a thorough survey of the proliferation and diversity of mechanisms for accountability following armed conflict."
Chandra Lekha Sriram, University of East London

"This is a must read for undergraduates and graduates who are looking for a thorough introduction to the institutions that seek to bring peace through justice. Clear, concise and up to date, the book is one of the best on the international relations bookshelf on transitional justice."
Julie Mertus, School of International Service, American University