Routledge Constitutionalizing Transitional Justice Book

Explore the complex relationship between constitutions and transitional justice with this academic work from Routledge. This book brings together a global group of scholars and practitioners to examine how constitutions and constitutional courts help societies overcome political injustice from the past. Readers will find detailed analysis on the role of new constitutions in supporting transitional justice following periods of democratization, revolution, or civil war. The text also examines the specific challenges constitutional courts face when addressing mass human rights infringements, especially when working with limited legal tools. This volume provides essential insights for those studying how legal frameworks function during periods of significant political change and societal recovery.