Events

Dialogics of Justice Final Conference
15-17 April 2026

How to Repair Historical Injustice?

This is our final conference, presenting the research findings and reflecting on them with (inter)national scholars, stakeholders and representatives of injured parties; the gains and losses of such legal processes (in a wider sense); the merits of a related approach (when being productive or unproductive), the role of the imagination (art), and looking for lessons learned in bringing the local/global into a conversation. Our conference seeks multiple dialogues, between law/humanities, academia/activism, North/South, facts/imagination. To foster exchange and build networks the full attendance of participants is highly valued.

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3-4/6/2025 – Workshop ‘Reimagining victims’ reparation: building new perspectives on empathy, dignity, and justice for victims of serious human rights violations in the Global South’

30-31/05/2024 – Workshop Local courts as transnational actors at the Onati International Institute for the Sociology of Law

02-03/05/2024 – Reimagining Victims’ Reparation Global Network (RVRGN): “Reimagining reparation as social repair. A Dialogics of Justice perspective.”

15/04/2024 – SPUI25: 3rd Balzan Bystanding Lecture on ‘Responsibility for the Holocaust and Slavery in a Relational Perspective’

09/06/2023 – Transformations of the Rule of Law: The Impact of Decolonization in Europe since 1945’ at the European Studies Centre at St Antony’s College Oxford

How to Repair Historical Injustice?

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