Introduction
Transitional Justice, local processes and new subjectivities
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transitional justice, subjectivation processes, victimas, truth, justice, reparation, local processesAbstract
The text introduces the papers presented at the workshop, with a title similar to this article, held in September 2020 at the IISL. The objective of the meeting was to try to problematize the social life of Transitional Justice, from a transdisciplinary perspective that prioritizes local processes and allows to account for the proliferation of social realities that weave and assemble the normative frameworks of Truth, Justice, Reparation and Guarantees of non-repetition when they land and are vertebrate in specific contexts and under forms of subjectivation and subjection unique in each case.
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