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Monographs
The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation is committed to the promotion of sustainable reconciliation, transitional justice and democratic nation-building in South Africa, on other African countries, and in transitional societies elsewhere.
Through research, analysis, community intervention, spirited public debate and grassroots encounters, the Institute's work aims to create a climate in which people in divided societies are willing to build a common, integrated nation.
The Monograph Series is a product of the Institute's threefold commitment to research, dialogue and collaborative interventions with local actors in societies in transition.
The Political Economy of Conflict and War in the Great Lakes Region by Prof Dani Wadada Nabudere
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Why is There so Much Violence Against Women in Post-Apartheid South Africa? Edited by Dr Somaya Abdullah, Fanie du Toit and Karin Lombard
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Assessing Interpretations of Gender-based Violence by Jane Bennett
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Overcoming Apartheid: Can Truth Reconcile a Divided Nation? by Prof James L Gibson
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For the love of God, Country and Volk - an in-depth look at Afrikaner extremism by Pearlie Joubert
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Religion, Identity and Violence Proceeds from a conference on religion as justification for violence and inspiration for reconciliation Edited by Fanie du Toit
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Faith in Cape Town: Identity, Cooperation and Conflict by Simon Bekker and Anne Leildé
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