The International Encyclopaedia of Restorative Justice – Africa
Series: The International Encyclopaedia of Restorative Justice; 12/E-2;
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Brill | Nijhoff
- Date of Publication 8 July 2026
- ISBN 9789004743151
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages pages
- Size 240x170 mm
- Weight 1 g
- Language English 700
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This volume offers the first comprehensive overview of restorative justice theory and practice across Africa, foregrounding Indigenous traditions, contemporary innovations, and critical insights that challenge dominant Global North conceptions and expand the field’s epistemological and practical horizons.
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What does justice look like in communities where state systems have failed, or never fully arrived? Across Africa, people have long turned to relational, restorative practices to address harm, repair relationships, and rebuild trust, often in ways that differ radically from state-based models.
This volume of the International Encyclopaedia of Restprative Justice brings together leading scholars and practitioners to explore how restorative justice is imagined, practiced, and contested across the African continent. You will encounter Indigenous justice mechanisms like gacaca and mato oput, alongside contemporary innovations responding to intercommunal and interpersonal conflict, war crimes, and offending behaviour. Through rich case studies and critical reflection, the chapters challenge Global North assumptions and centre African knowledge systems in global debates.
Whether you are a scholar, practitioner, or policymaker, this book offers fresh insights and practical approaches to think differently about justice. It reframes restorative justice not as a technical solution, but as a deeply relational, culturally grounded response to harm rooted in customary justice and histories of resilience and repair in the wake of colonisation.
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