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Transitional Justice / Mass Violence / Trauma / Memory / Archives
Dr Julia Viebach is a Lecturer, School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work, Queen's University Belfast. She researches violence, memory and transitional justice with a focus on post-genocide Rwanda and more recently South Africa.
Previously, she was senior lecturer at University of Bristol and held different positions at the University of Oxford both at the Faculty of Law and the African Studies Centre where she taught on the MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice and the MSc in African Studies.
She is the curator of the award-winning photographic exhibition Kwibuka Rwanda and case display Traces of the Past at Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum. She has published widely on transitional justice, memorialisation and human rights archives including two edited books.
Julia has worked as a consultant on transitional justice and memory for various development aid organizations and German government bodies.
She holds a PhD in peace and conflict studies from the Centre for Conflict Studies, University of Marburg.
Julia Viebach, Dagmar Hovestädt, Ulrike Lühe
Beyond Evidence – The Use of Archives in Transitional’, International Journal of Human Rights 25(3): 403-439.
Julia Viebach
Critical African Studies 12(2): 237-269
Julia Viebach
International Review of Victimology 25(3): 1-25
Julia Viebach
International Journal of Crime, Justice and Social Democracy 6(1): 51-72
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