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1 Conflict and Transitional Justice: Feminist Approaches - Emory University - September 19-20, 2008 [i] (2008)

handle is hein.peggy/ctremoru0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Feminism and Legal Theory Project Conflict and Transitional Justice: Feminist Approaches Emory University-September 19-20, 2008 Friday, September 19th 4:30-6:45-Discussion: Theorizing Transitional Justice Catherine O'Rourke: University of Ulster School of Law, The Shifting Signifier of 'Community' in Transitional Justice David Grey: University of Maryland School of Law, A No Excuse Approach to Transitional Justice Dina Francesca Haynes: New England School of Law, Lessons from Arizona Market: Women, Privatization and the Private Sphere in Post Conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina 7:00-9:00--Dinner Saturday, September 20th 9:30-11:45-Discussion: Addressing Sexual Exploitation Lt. Daniel Blocq RNLN: Koninidijk Instituut voor de Marine, 'Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in Relation to the Humanitarian Peacekeeping Identity Pascha Bueno Hansen: University of California Santa Cruz, Itinerary ofan Orphan Project: State and Society Ambivalence toward Sexual Violence During the Internal Armed Conflicts in Peru Wui Ling Cheah: National University of Singapore, Revisiting the Tokyo Trials' Historical Legacy: The Resistance Paradigm ofPost-Conflict Justice Noon-1:15-Discussion: Feminist Critiques Mary H. Hansel: Alliance for International Women's Rights, New York, International Law's Crisis Fetish: A Feminist Temporal Approach Teresa Godwin Phelps: American University Washington College of Law, The Symbolic and Communicative Function ofInternational Criminal Tribunals 1:30-2:45--Lunch Presentation: Fionnuala Ni Aolain: University of Ulster, A Feminist Theory ofHarm 3:00-5:15-Discussion-Alternative Ideas ofJustice Estelle Zinsstag: Queen's University, Belfast, Sexual Violence in Armed Conflicts and Restorative Justice: Some Exploratory Thoughts Sujatha Baliga: Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth, Self-Identified Victims'Needs: The Centerpiece of a Feminist Restorative Justice Joseph Wasonga: University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, Exclusion of Women in Post Conflict Peace Processes: Transitional Justice in Northern Uganda Peggy Maisel: Florida International University College of Law, Greensboro and beyond: using feminist legal analysis to remediate the structural sexism in truth and reconciliation processes.

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