Table of Cases; Part One: Introduction; Chapter One: Between International Law and Local Gender Politics: Women’s Human Rights in Transitional Justice; Chapter Two: Justice for What? recognizing a web of Gender-based harms against Women in Transitional Justice; Part Two: Justice Chapter Three: Defining ‘Justice’: Patterns in Human Rights Advocacy; Chapter Four: Criminal Accountability and Harms against Women; Part Three: Truth Chapter Five: Feminist Truth Strategies: Looking Backward, Moving Forward; Chapter Six: Global Standards, Local Truths: Harms Against Women in Truth Processes; Part Four: Reparations Chapter Seven: Women’s Movements Claiming Repair; Chapter Eight: Reparations in Transitional Justice and Harms Against Women; Part Five: Institutional Reform Chapter Nine: Women’s Movements Seeking Institutional Reform; Chapter Ten: Institutional Reform and Harms Against Women; Part Six: Conclusion Conclusion.
Biography
Catherine O'Rourke is based at the Transitional Justice Institute at the University of Ulster
'a book rich in detail, with concepts deftly threaded together via the insightful and measured writing style of the author.' - Gina Heathcote, SOAS, University of London, UK for Gender & Development
