INSTITUTE FOR JUSTICE AND RECONCILIATION OCCASIONAL PAPER NUMBER 19 Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology 57 (2010), p.5. Andrew Schaap, ‘Reconciliation as Ideology and Politics,’ Constellations: International Journal of Critical and Democratic Theory 15(2) (2008), p250. 19 Tim Murithi and Fanie Du Toit, Reconciliation as Framework for Preventing Conflict and Sustaining Peace (United Nations Development Programme, 2015).  20 Andrew Schaap, ‘Reconciliation as Ideology and Politics,’ Constellations: International Journal of Critical and Democratic Theory 15(2) (2008), p253. 21 Peter Manning, “Reconciliation and Perpetrator Memories in Cambodia.”International Journal of Transitional Justice 9, 3 (2015), pp. 386-406. 22 Andrew Schaap, ‘Reconciliation as Ideology and Politics,’ Constellations: International Journal of Critical and Democratic Theory 15(2) (2008), p253. 23 Dustin Sharpe, “Interrogating the peripheries: The preoccupations of fourth generation transitional justice,” Harvard Human Rights Journal 26 (2012). 24 Mahmood Mamdani, “From Justice To Reconciliation: Making Sense Of The African Experience” (Paper presented at the conference “Justice or Reconciliation? at the Centre for International Studies, University of Chicago, April, 1997) 25 Karen Brounéus, “The Women and Peace Hypothesis in Peace-building Settings: Attitudes of Women in the Wake of the Rwandan Genocide” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 40, 1, (2014) 26 Elissa Helms, “The Gender of Coffee: Women and Reconcilation Initiatives in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina” Focaal – Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology 57 (2010) 27 C. Bell and C. O’Rourke, “Peace agreements or pieces of paper? The impact of UNSC Resolution 1325 on Peace Processes and their agreements”, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, vol. 59, 2010 28 Karen Brounéus, “The Women and Peace Hypothesis in Peace-building Settings: Attitudes of Women in the Wake of the Rwandan Genocide” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 40, 1, (2014) 29 See Erik Melander, “Gender Equality and Intra-state Armed Conflict” International Studies Quarterly (2005), pp. 695–714. 30 See Susan McKay, “Gender Justice and Reconciliation”, Women’s Studies International Forum 23, 5 (2000), 31 Karen Brounéus, “The Women and Peace Hypothesis in Peace-building Settings: Attitudes of Women in the Wake of the Rwandan Genocide” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 40, 1, (2014) 32 Elissa Helms, “The Gender of Coffee: Women and Reconcilation Initiatives in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina” Focaal – Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology 57 (2010), p.29. 33 cited in Abi Branford, Gender and Reconciliation: Buildingblocks (umpublished notes, Jan, 2016) Julie Cupples, “Counterrevolutionary women: gender and Reconciliation in Post-war Nicaragua,” in Caroline Sweetman, Gender, Peacebuilding, and Reconstruction (Oxfam, 2005). 34 15