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This site houses information on my work and publications, as well as a host of resources. My work largely focuses on the psychological implications of strategies for dealing with a violent political past such as truth commissions, reconciliation as a theoretical and applicable concept, truth recovery processes and transitional justice more broadly, healing and dealing with the psychological legacy of violence, as well as comparative research on violence and crime in countries in transition. I also write a bi-monthly opinion column "Look South" for Polity focused on topical issues. The site also includes some of my published creative writing, including short stories and poetry.





Some recent academic publications...

Submission to the Consultative Group on the Past Northern Ireland [Jan 2008]


Masculinity and Transitional Justice: An Exploratory Essay [Dec 2008]

Forgiveness and Reconciliation: Paradise Lost or Pragmatism? [Mar 2007]

Reconciliation: Time to graps the nettle [Feb 2007]

Flying flags of fear: The role of fear in the process of political transition [2006]

Discourses in Transition: Re-Imagining Women's Security [2006]

A Place for Reconciliation? Conflict and Locality in Northern Ireland [Oct 2005]

Review of 'The Politics of Atrocity and Reconciliation' [June 2005]

Reconciliation: Rhetoric or Relevant? [March 2005]

Views on reconciliation in Northern Ireland [Dec 2004]


A Place for Reconciliation?
Edited by G. Kelly & B. Hamber



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Past Imperfect
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