Transitional Justice and the Politics of Memory
calendar_month 29 Iul 2015, 00:00
Our 2015 transitional justice and memory summer school will mark 20 years since the end of the wars in Croatia and Bosnia and 70 years since the end of the Second World War. This year%E2%80%99s summer school, held in a region which felt the effects of wars in the 1990s and the Second World War, offers students a unique opportunity to gain insights into transitional justice in the context of a region impacted by two of the 20th century%E2%80%99s most devastating conflicts. In Cres, students will be provided with an opportunity to reflect upon the continued salience of memory politics and how the field of transitional justice has been evolved from the end the Second World War to the wars in the former Yugoslavia to the Arab Spring. This intensive 10 day Summer School will bring together academics and expert practitioners in order to explore the nexus between transitional justice and the politics of memory through expert lectures and workshops on international justice, the international politics of memory, truth commissions, lustration and transitional justice in the Arab Spring.

Course leader
Dr. Chris Lamont, University of Groningen

Target group
Advanced BA students, MA students, PhD students, practitioners

Fee info
EUR 800: The total fee, including tuition and 10 nights accommodation in a seaside hostel, is 800 Euro. As such places are highly limited, apply soon to secure your place at this year's summer school. EUR 600: There is a special reduced rate for RuG students of 600 Euros (including accommodation). We can accept a limited number of applicants on a non-accommodation basis at a 600 Euro rate.

Scholarships
A limited number of full tuition scholarships for regional students may be made available.

University of Groningen
Address: Broerstraat 5 Groningen
Postal code: 9721 CP
City: Groningen
Country: Netherlands
Website: http://rug.nl/summerschools
E-mail: summerschools@rug.nl
Phone: 0031 6 28216256