The first point of contact

• Sanja Bahun

To be announced.

• Conceptual and normative issues - Fabian Freyenhagen
• Data archiving and analysis - Todd Landman & Elisabeth Bishop
• Economic and social dimensions of transitional justice - Sabine Michalowski
• Gender- and children-focused approach - Sanja Bahun
• Justice dimension of TJ - Clara Sandoval & Geoff Gilbert
• Peacekeeping and peace building - Han Dorussen

A number of PhD students are connected to the Transitional Justice Network, both at the University of Essex and elsewhere. PhD associates are:

• Henrik Andersson (Philosophy)
• Carmina Borja-Samperio (Sociology)
• Sara Colquhoun (Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies)
• Vincent Druliolle (Government)
• Gabriela Echeverria (Law)
• Daniel Figueroa (Sociology)
• Sandra Fonseca Garcia (Government)
• Laura Glanc (Government)
• Robert Jobbins (Art History and Theory)
• Marco Larizza (Government)
• Natasha Mansfield (Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies)
• Bright Molande (Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies)
• Isis Sanchez (Sociology)
• Deborah Savage (Government)
• Toan Tran (Economics)
• Pao-Hsuan Wang (Government)
• Shaina Wang (Government)
• Cicek Gockun (Law)

Not just people at the University of Essex are connected to the Transitional Justice Network. The network also has a large number of research fellows; external researchers who contribute to TJN activities in various ways. A list of TJN research fellows will follow in due course.