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Todays wars leave a crippling legacy of deprivation and suffering, of physical and structural injustice, long after they submit to peaceful resolution. Survivors of war must find ways to live with the stultifying injustices littering their past and haunting their present acts of discrimination and violence committed before, during and even after conflict.Confronting the vexed challenge of remarrying peace with justice out of the morass of wars injustices is the complex but imperative task facing postconflict societies and the international community today. Using current examples from conflicts around the world, ranging from Africa and Asia to Latin America and Eastern Europe, it argues for a holistic and integrated approach to justice after conflict. It proposes that we must address all three dimensions of injustice embedded in conflict symptom, consequence and cause, and that subsequently we must rebuild all three dimensions of justice legal, rectificatory and distributive, in the aftermath. This timely book explores the difficulties and dilemmas confronted on the ground in restoring these, and concludes with pragmatic recommendations for dealing with such challenges of rebuilding peace with justice after contemporary conflicts.This wellargued book will prove a valuable resource for students and professionals in the fields of peacebuilding, justice theory, international relations and politics.
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This book had some great ideas and moments, but there were parts that dragged on longer than they should have. The plot was good, but I felt it lost momentum halfway through. Still worth a read, especially for war story fans.
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Marcus Lee
Interesting but a bit slow at times
This book had some great ideas and moments, but there were parts that dragged on longer than they should have. The plot was good, but I felt it lost momentum halfway through. Still worth a read, especially for war story fans.
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Marcus Lee
Interesting but a bit slow at times
This book had some great ideas and moments, but there were parts that dragged on longer than they should have. The plot was good, but I felt it lost momentum halfway through. Still worth a read, especially for war story fans.
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Amina Khatun
Deeply engaging story!
Beyond did a fantastic job with this one. The mix of justice and conflict kept me engaged throughout. I found myself really rooting for the characters, which made the ending even more impactful. Definitely would read again!
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Amina Khatun
Deeply engaging story!
Beyond did a fantastic job with this one. The mix of justice and conflict kept me engaged throughout. I found myself really rooting for the characters, which made the ending even more impactful. Definitely would read again!
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