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35 Fordham Int'l L.J. 780 (2011-2012)
Addressing Economic Violence in Times of Transition: Towards a Positive-Peace Paradigm for Transitional Justice

handle is hein.journals/frdint35 and id is 788 raw text is: ADDRESSING ECONOMIC VIOLENCE IN TIMES OF TRANSITION: TOWARD A POSITIVE-PEACE PARADIGM FOR TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE Dustin N. Sharp* INTRODUCTION 781 I. THE ORIGINS AND PREOCCUPATIONS OF TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE 786 II. TRANSITIONALJUSTICE AND ECONOMIC VIOLENCE 791 A. Economic Violence in Transitional Justice Practice 792 B. Understanding the Marginalization of Economic Violence in Transition 796 C. Potential Objections to Greater Focus on Economic Violence in Transition 801 III. TRANSITIONALJUSTICE, PEACE, AND PEACEBUILDING 805 A. International Peacebuilding 808 B. Using a Positive-Peace Paradigm 810 C. The Critique of Liberal International Peacebuilding 812 CONCLUSION 813 * Dustin Sharp, J.D. (dsharp@sandiego.edu) is an Assistant Professor at the Kroc School of Peace Studies at the University of San Diego, where he teaches courses in transitional justice and international human rights law. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he formerly worked for Human Rights Watch, covering francophone West Africa, and for the US Department of State.