The emergence of the concept of transitive justice in the scientific thought and practice of the UN. Preconditions for the birth of this concept, sources of development. The concept of "transitional justice" as a legal provision for political transit.
Аннотация к работе
Defining transitional justice: scholarly debate and un precision Van Zyl and Freeman in 2002 compared transitional justice to biotechnology, that is “undergoing such rapid change that new developments often precede careful considerations of their impacts and implications” [26, p. 3]. This was ten years after the term “transitional justice” became a part of the scholarly discussion. Now, after transitional justice has celebrated its 25th birthday, it remains the same rapidly growing child of the changing international system, which is itself characterized by transition. The evolution of transitional justice has not slowed down since 2002 and virtually every case of its application brings new developments. The term “transitional justice” first appeared in the legal discourse in th late 80s or early 90s of the XX century. However, just as with many other phenomena, the introduction of the term finalized a long-lasting evolution and signified its rise to a new level. The scholars are seemingly unanimous in the op