TJ Time For A Material Turn - Conference Program

This document announces an online conference on "Transitional Justice – A Time for a Material Turn?" held on June 13-14, 2022. The conference consists of 5 sessions discussing how a focus on social/economic rights, corporate accountability, reparations for victims, and addressing historical injustices can help transitional justice processes. Case studies include Northern Ireland, Colombia, Canada, Israel/Palestine, and Germany. Keynote speakers and panelists include academics and experts in law, anthropology, and transitional justice.

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Transitional Justice –

A Time for a Material Turn?

Online Conference June 13–14, 2022

Monday, June 13th, 2022 Tuesday, June 14th, 2022

16:00–17:00 Opening Keynote Session 16:00–17:00 Session 3 | The Politics of Materiality
Greetings: Dr. Kineret Sadeh, Postdoctoral Fellow, The Minerva Center for
Prof. Leora Bilsky, Academic Director of the Minerva Center for Human Rights, Tel Aviv University
Human Rights, Tel Aviv University Towards Particularistic Peacemaking? The Material-Moral Mission of
Dr. Einat Albin, Academic Director of the Minerva Center for “Shrinking the Conflict”
Human Rights, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Mr. Daniel Quiroga-Villamarin, Ph.D. Candidate, Global
Keynote Address: Governance Centre, Graduate Institute of International and
Prof. Yukiko Koga, Department of Anthropology, Yale University; Development Studies – Geneva
Member, Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton; Visiting “Coming along through the Radio”: The “Kidnapped Voices” and the
Professor, l'École des hautes études en sciences sociales Production of Political Memory in Colombia (1994-2018)
(EHESS) Chair/Discussant: Prof. Tamar Kricheli Katz, Faculty of Law,
Law, Redress, Reconciliation: Transitional Injustice and the Unmaking Tel Aviv University
of Empire
Chair/Discussant: Prof. Leora Bilsky, Academic Director of the 17:15–18:15 Session 4 | Reparations, Victims & Refugees
Minerva Center for Human Rights, Tel Aviv University Dr. Valeria Vegh Weis, Research Fellow, University of Konstanz
Reassessing the Post-Holocaust Accountability Process in Germany
17:15–18:30 Session 1 | Social-Economic Rights, Markets, and through a Victim-driven Approach
Transitional Justice Ms. Lorena Vilchez, Ms. Dimitra Serafeimidi, Ms. Shivani Puri,
Prof. Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, University of Minnesota and Queen’s LLM Candidates, University of Essex
University of Belfast Bridging the Gap: Reparations in Refugee Camps
Prof. Rory O’Connell, University of Ulster School of Law
Dr. Lina Malagon, Transitional Justice Institute, University Chair/Discussant: Dr. Renana Keydar, Faculty of Humanities &
of Ulster Faculty of Law, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Supporting a Transformative Peace in Northern Ireland: The Material
Dimensions of Peace Agreement as Social and Economic Rights 18:30–19:30 Session 5 | Material Historical Injustices
Prof. Moshe Hirsch, Faculty of Law and Dept. of International
Adv. Tamar Luster, Ph.D. Candidate, Zvi Meitar Center for Relations, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Advanced Legal Studies, Tel Aviv University Mr. Milad Said Barguil, 2022-23 John H. Jackson LLM Scholar,
The Sidelined Atrocities of the Everyday – Promoting Truth and Georgetown University Law Center
Reparation for Mass Deprivation of Basic Needs during Armed Sites of Memory, Collective Memory, and the Impact of
Conflicts Commemorative Remedies ordered by the Inter-American Court of
Human Rights: The Case of Colombia
Dr. Line Jespersgaard Jakobsen, Postdoctoral Fellow,
Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde Ms. Selen Kazan, Visiting Researcher, Faculty of Law, University
University of Toronto; Ph.D. Candidate, Faculty of Humanities, Technical
The Materiality of War Economies, Corporate Accountability and University of Dortmund
Business for Peace Reparations and Truth for Historical Abuses? A Reality for Canada’s
Colonial Present
Chair/Discussant: Dr. Einat Albin, Academic Director of the
Minerva Center for Human Rights, The Hebrew University of Chair/Discussant: Ms. Shiran Altman-Battler, Ph.D. Candidate,
Jerusalem Zvi Meitar Center for Advanced Legal Studies, Tel Aviv University

18:45–19:45 Session 2 | The Material and the Spatial:

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Jaffa as a Case Study
The conference will be held via Zoom.
Dr. Michal Huss, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of
Architecture, Tel Aviv University Registration is required.
Hast Thou Murdered and also Taken Possession? Mapping Primary Please register here
Paths towards Redressing Material Injustices in Tel Aviv–Jaffa
https://huji.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_8Ahphe5iRj-FzoM2RGWvtw
Dr. Yoav Kapshuk, Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee Registrants will receive a participation link by e-mail no later than the
Transitional Justice ‘From Below’ during Intractable Conflicts: The morning of the event.
Streets of Jaffa Commemorating Project
For additional information: [email protected]
Chair/Discussant: Prof. Aeyal Gross, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv
University; Visiting Professor at SOAS, University of London