Centre On Conflict, Rights And Justice

The Centre on Conflict, Rights and Justice (CCRJ) promotes individual and collaborative research on the international politics of human rights and transitional justice, humanitarianism and aid, religion and politics, and civil liberties, especially as they relate to conflict post-conflict situations. CCRJ pursues research investigating efforts to construct international norms, policies, and institutions for governing conflict and post-conflict situations. The Centre also facilitates research designed to evaluate the effects of these practices on a range of political outcomes and especially for the future of international peace and security. CCRJ was established in 2010 in the Department of Politics and International Studies at SOAS University of London. CCRJ provides a forum for encouraging research-driven engagement between and among scholars, practitioners, advocates, and research students in these areas. We welcome interdisciplinary perspectives but seeks to contribute especially to the study of international relations and comparative politics. Research workshops, speaker series, manuscript readings, and grant projects facilitate creative engagement among policy and research communities based internationally and in London. We also provide a mechanism for engaging visiting scholars and practitioners that are pursuing relevant research. We welcome these visitors as research associates. The CCRJ blog, (Re)imagining Peace + Justice, features opinion pieces, original research, perspectives from the field, and reviews focusing on human rights, social justice, intersectionality, justice theory and regional conflicts. It also features posts by guest contributors, including practitioners, activists, and scholars from other institutions. Our goal is for the blog is to become a participatory platform where our readers can learn from our contributors and we can engage in discussions about critical tensions in the theory and practice of transitional justice.
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Keywords: civic & social organizations