Vol. 14 No. 2 (2025)

Published: 2025-06-02

Guest Editorial

Criminology in Post-Violence Transitions
Page numbers:i-v
Authors:Ailsa Peate, Natalia Maystorovich Chulio, Camilo Tamayo Gómez
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Special Issue: Criminology in Post-Violence Transitions

Building Voice Upon Voice: Truth, Memory, and Activism in The Gambia’s Transitional Justice Process
Page numbers:1-12
Authors:Aminata Ndow
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Transitional Justice and Forensic Exhumations: Reconciling Post-Conflict Violence in Spain
Page numbers:13-29
Authors:Natalia Maystorovich Chulio
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Temporal Imaginations: Mnemonic Frames Against Extractivism in Guatemala
Page numbers:30-55
Authors:Vaclav Masek Sánchez
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Social Movements as Triggers of Transgenerational Transmission of Trauma and Memory in Chile
Page numbers:56-67
Authors:Karla Henríquez, Nicolás Alberto Pinochet Mendoza, Geoffrey Pleyers, Fedra Sonia Cuestas
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Never Again? The Institutionalization of Far-Right Negationism and Shrinking Space in Argentina: Impacts on Transitional Justice Trials and Memory Politics
Page numbers:68-82
Authors:Rosario Figari Layus
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Attempts in Strengthening Indigenous Justice Systems in Colombia Through Transitional Justice
Page numbers:83-95
Authors:Angela Marcela Olarte Delgado
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“What Do We Do With all This Dying?” : South African Time, Space, and Place in Forensic Evidence
Page numbers:96-106
Authors:Robyn Gill-Leslie
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Flat-Pack Reintegration? National Ownership, Promises and Flaws in Cameroon’s Disarmament and Demobilization Program for Ex-Boko Haram Combatants
Page numbers:107-119
Authors:Lydie C Belporo
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From Hapless Victims to Collaborators: Exploring the Janus Voices of Women in the Aguleri-Umueri Conflict in Igboland, Southeast Nigeria
Page numbers:120-128
Authors:Daniel Olisa Iweze, Mary Nkechi Okadigwe
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Restoring Sexual Dignity: Sexual Violence, Human Dignity and Transitional Justice in Colombia
Page numbers:129-142
Authors:Sandra Rios Oyola
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Justice for the Invisible, Unspeakable and Inevitable: An Abolition Feminism Analysis of Sexual Violence and the International Criminal Court
Page numbers:143-154
Authors:Natalie Hēni Maihi
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