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Black Religion and Reparations: Pragmatic Trajectories and Widening Support
Religions, 2022 This article examines reparations advocacy by a vanguard of African American faith leader proponents, from Bishop Henry McNeil Turner’s late-19th century demands for federal payments toward emigrationism and Black Atlantic linkages, to 21st century Black
R. Drew Smith
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Black Boarding Academies as a Prudential Reparation
Columbia Journal of Race and Law, 2023 With billions of dollars pledged and trillions of dollars demanded to redress slavery and Jim Crow (“Black Reparations”) the question of how best to use these funds has moved into the forefront of the ongoing campaign for racial justice in our post ...
Roy Brooks
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Looking to the Horizon: The Meanings of Reparations for Unbearable Crises
AJIL Unbound, 2023 Harms that arise from climate catastrophes deepen already unbearable forms of racial oppression. Both can be traced to accumulative ways of life that justified slavery and colonialism, which shifted into new forms of hegemony under liberal international ...
Sarah Riley Case
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Redress and worldmaking: Differing approaches to algorithmic reparations for housing justice
Big Data & Society, 2023 A reparative approach to algorithmic justice provides a compelling alternative to existing fairness-based frameworks, which are often inadequate for challenging the technological perpetuation of unjust social hierarchies. The definition of “reparations,”
Aurora Zhang
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THINKING PAST RIGHTS: TOWARDS FEMINIST THEORIES OF REPARATIONS
The Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, 2012 The notion of reparations encompasses debates about the relationship between individual and society, the nature of political community, the meaning of justice, and the impact of rights on social change.
Genevieve Renard Painter
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Contra Horowitz: A Case for Reparations to Blacks for Slavery
Međunarodne Studije, 2022 Horowitz rejects reparations for African Americans. We demonstrate that their heirs are entitled to the property illegitimately obtained by the slave owners.
Jon-Paul Amos, Walter E. Block
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Collective Reparations for Indigenous Communities Before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
Merkourios, 2011 Recent case law from international courts shows an increased willingness to grant collective reparations. This article focuses on how the Inter-American Court of Human Rights has recently been involved in granting a variety of collective reparations to ...
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Reparations — Legally Justified and Sine qua non for Global Justice, Peace and Security
Global justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric, 2016 The paper assesses current rising reparations claims for the Maafa/ Maangamizi (‘African holocaust,’ comprising transatlantic slavery, colonialism and neo-colonialism) from two angles. First, it explores the connectivity of reparations and global justice,
Nora Wittmann
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Baltic Journal of Law & Politics, 2015 As a case study contributing to empirical and inductive specifications of the jus post bellum principle for reparations, the author conducts an analysis of a provision of the Treaty of Peace with Japan that mandates that Japan make reparations from ...
Minai Keisuke
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From Reparations for Slavery to International Racial Justice: A Critical Republican Perspective
Global justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric, 2016 This paper focuses on demands for reparations for colonial slavery and their public reception in France. It argues that this bottom-up, context-sensitive approach to theorising reparations enables us to formulate a critical republican theory of ...
Magali Bessone
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