ABSTRACTPrompted by the advocacy for ‘nuclear justice’ by nuclear weapon detonation survivors, some scholars have begun to highlight the potential for transitional justice
practices to address nuclear legacies. However, discussions on integrating nuclear and transitional justice research have been limited, often applying transitional [...]
ABSTRACTThe transitional justice field and the transformative justice proposal, which pushes transitional justice to be more emancipatory, have not sufficiently addressed methodological
and epistemological issues. I argue here that a more transformative transitional justice needs to include more transformative methods of enquiry. [...]
ABSTRACTThis article analyzes the work of CIVICOP, a national reconciliation commission established in Angola in 2019 to honor victims of political conflicts during the civil
war (1975–2002). Drawing on academic sources, media publications and interviews with stakeholders, it scrutinizes the timing, character and functioning of this [...]
Social Sciences, Vol. 15, Pages 97: Multiple Layers of Vulnerability: Having a Disability in an Honour-Based Context Social Sciences doi: 10.3390/socsci15020097 Authors:
Siv-Britt Björktomta [...]
Although green manufacturing certification (GMC) has gained growing attention as a voluntary environmental regulation for green development, empirical evidence on its effectiveness
remains scarce. This study identifies the causal effect of the GMC program on corporate green transformation, using panel data of 3441 listed manufacturing companies [...]
