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Transformative justice helps to shape collective approaches to conflict and interpersonal violence – beyond punishment and state institutions.
As the most comprehensive German-language work to date, this handbook offers a well-founded introduction to theories, linguistic tools and practical approaches for working with transformative justice. Numerous authors shed light on the history of the concept’s development and share compelling practical accounts of self-organised approaches to various forms of violence: from support structures for those affected, through support for perpetrators, to prevention work. Their diverse contributions recount successful experiments, challenges and learning processes, combining personal experiences with political analyses and international perspectives.
With contributions by Melanie Brazzell, Vanessa E. Thompson, Ann Wiesental, Hannah C. Rosenblatt, Ali Şirin and many others.
