Global Civil Society 2011

1. Introduction: Globality and the Absence of Justice
Martin Albrow, Hakan Seckinelgin

Part I. Forgive and Forget? Collective Memory and the Quest for Justice

2. Seeking Justice, Honour and Dignity: Movement for the Victims of Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
Heisoo Shin

3. Addressing Injustice through State, Local Culture and Global Civil Society: The White Terror Incidents in Taiwan
Fang-Long Shih

4. Reconciliation and Transitional Justice: The Contribution of Forgiveness Towards Healing and Restoration
Ruth Kattumuri, Amalie Kvame Holm

5. Historians and Conflict Resolution: The Challenge of Advocacy to Scholarship
Elazar Barkan

Part II. Networking for Global Civil Society

6. Anti-Slavery and the Redefining of Justice
Kevin Bales, Jody Sarich

7. Pathways Towards Tax Justice
Matti Kohonen, Attiya Waris, John Christensen

8. Transnational Networks of ‘ Self-Representation’: An Alternative Form of Struggle for Global Justice
Martin Vielajus, Nicolas Haeringer

Part III. Environmental Justice

9. Community-Based Environmental Governance and Local Justice
Madhushree Sekher, Geetanjoy Sahu

10. The Global Climate Justice Movement
Dorothy Guerrero

11. Food Sovereignty and Food Politics in South Korea
Layne Hartsell, Chul-Kyoo Kim

Part IV. Transitional Justice

12. A Plural Approach to the Definition of Social Justice
Séverine Bellina

13. Transitional Justice in Sierra Leone
Sofia Goinhas, Sara Kendall, Alpha Sesay

14. Global Civil Society and Transitional Justice
Iavor Rangelov, Ruti Teitel

Part V. State, Nation and Global Justice

15. Japan’s Article 9 Renunciation of War as a Model Towards Justice and a Global Civil Society of Peace
Millie Creighton

16. Delivering Social Justice for North Korean Refugees in South Korea: Global and Local Spheres of Civil Society
Gil-Sung Park, C. S. Moon

17. The Bottom-up Pursuit of Justice: The Case of Two Burmas
Maung Zarni

18. State, Civil Society and Justice: The Case of India
Rohit Mutatkar

Keywords: Social Sciences, Development Policy, International Relations, Comparative Politics, Sociology, general, Development Studies, Globalization