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Roxani Krystalli always makes me re-think. Here she innovatively uses ethnographic skills to deepen our understanding of who creates post-war hierarchies of victims * and how they go about doing itand why. Krystalli shows us what feminist IR can reveal not only in Colombia, but in Rwanda, Bosnia and Ukraine.Cynthia Enloe, author of Twelve Feminist Lessons of War * Roxani Krystalli's book is an effective tool to convey the complexities of victims' reparations in the interlocked and intertwined realm of transitional justice processes. Beautifully written and well-timed, this ambitious book presents and unboxes the comprehensive ecosystem of state institutions, victims, and other social actors composed of hierarchies of power, competition over resources, and claims to legitimacy. The book also lays bare the difficulties as well as the beauty of the craft of research on transitional justice issues. The book comes at a crucial time, when domestic and international policymakers, civil society leaders, and scholars are evaluating progress and implications for lasting peace after decades of work on transitional justice. * Angelika Rettberg, Professor of Political Science, University of the Andes *

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Roxani Krystalli is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the University of St Andrews. Her research and teaching focus on feminist peace and conflict studies, as well as on the politics of nature and place. Krystalli's work within and beyond the academy is aimed at understanding how people reimagine worlds in the wake of loss.

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