From Transitional to Transformative Justice, Edited by Paul Gready and Simon Robins, Cambridge University Press, 2019, ISBN 978-1-107-16093-4, Hardback, 328 pages

This anthology describes the shortcomings of transitional justice and the expected benefits of a shift instead to what the editors and others advocate as a transformative justice approach. The book is likely to appeal most readily to those interested in the general topic of the effectiveness of aid programming in fragile and conflict affected states. Part of the hypothesis of the editors and others who advocate for a shift to transformative justice is that the focus of aid should be redirected from state institutions in ways that might more successfully and durably reduce poverty and social and political conflict.