在希望与期望之间:了解塞拉利昂共和共和国的普通前战斗人员机构

IF 1.1 Q3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Sayra van den Berg
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本文通过实证加深了对塞拉利昂前战斗人员与真相与和解委员会(TRC)之间关系的理解。它问,这种以受害者为中心的司法模式对其指定的肇事者(日常或普通的前战斗人员)的实际影响是什么?本文对真相委员会中以受害者为中心的司法模式的参与性限制提出了批评。它运用摩擦的概念来分析塞拉利昂的TRC在日常前战斗人员中产生的盗窃行为。它分析了前战斗人员对TRC的日常希望与对这一人口的机构期望之间的矛盾,以揭示这种粘性接触的实际影响。通过这样做,本文揭示了由复合摩擦产生的代理盗窃,这些摩擦相互作用,通过物质接触和过渡司法的摩擦旅行来否认被指定为肇事者的代理。它认为,真相委员会将恢复受害者的尊严放在首位,这对日常的前战斗人员来说代价特别沉重,他们因此经历了多次被排斥的过程。
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Between hope and expectation: understanding ordinary ex-combatant agency in Sierra Leone’s TRC
ABSTRACT This article empirically deepens understandings of the relationship between everyday ex-combatants and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) in Sierra Leone. It asks, what are the agentic implications of this victim-centred model of justice among its designated perpetrators (everyday or ordinary ex-combatants)? This article advances criticisms against the participatory limitations of the victim-centred model of justice in truth commissions. It applies the concept of friction to analyse the theft of agency produced by Sierra Leone’s TRC among everyday ex-combatants. It analyses the contradictions between everyday ex-combatant hopes for the TRC against institutional expectations set for this population to reveal the agentic effects of this sticky engagement. In so doing, this article exposes the agentic theft produced by compound frictions which interact to deny agency among those designated as perpetrators by the material engagement and frictional travels of transitional justice. It argues that the primacy placed on the restoration of victims’ dignity within truth commissions comes at a particularly heavy cost for the population of everyday ex-combatants, who experience multiple processes of exclusion as a result.
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Conflict Security & Development
Conflict Security & Development INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-
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