Titlebook: Engaging Displaced Populations in a Future Syrian Transitional Justice Process; The Peacebuilding-Tr Grace Mieszkalski,Benjamin Zyla Book 2

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Reduction and The Two-Body Problem,ons for a prospective transitional justice process for Syria, arguing that Syria’s prospective transitional justice process ought to take an extraordinary form in order to meet the needs and aspirations of all members of the country’s civil society, including the estimated 11.7 million persons displaced by the conflict thus far.

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Introduction, Security Council Resolution 2254 towards a “Syrian-led” and “Syrian-owned” plan for peace, as well as the COVID-19 crisis and the involvement of key regional and international players in the conflict.

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Theorizing the Nexus Between Transitional Justice and Peacebuilding,ins a gap in how to do so in practical terms, particularly with respect to engaging locals in cases of large-scale displacement. From a theoretical perspective, this chapter aims to analyze the undertheorized link between transitional justice, displacement, and local peacebuilding.

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Research Design and Methodology,ons for the case selection, data collection, and the conceptual framework. The primary objective is to outline lessons learned and challenges faced with regard to fostering (local) ownership and participation of displaced populations in transitional justice situations in order to inform the prospect

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,Lessons from Liberia’s Transitional Justice Process,placed populations at various levels, with the objective of conceptualizing a locally driven transitional justice process for Syria. The following questions were used to guide the analysis of the Liberian case: (1) Were displaced populations consulted on or involved in the design of transitional jus

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Outlook Towards a Syrian-Led Approach to Transitional Justice, options that are suited to the Syrian context and tailored to its complex displacement scenario are explored. This chapter offers policy recommendations for a prospective transitional justice process for Syria, arguing that Syria’s prospective transitional justice process ought to take an extraordi