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Justice and rape on the periphery: the supremacy of social harmony in the space between local solutions and formal judicial systems in northern Uganda

Holly E. Porter Department of International Development, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 81-97 | Published online: 13 Apr 2012

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Liv Haram. (2021) Negotiating Gender Justice in Tanzania. Ethnos 86:4, pages 750-766.
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Paul Omach. (2021) International peacebuilding and local contestations of notions of human rights in Acholi in Northern Uganda. Third World Quarterly 42:5, pages 939-955.
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Henry Oboke & Susan Reynolds Whyte. (2020) Anger and Bitter Hearts: The Spread of Suicide in Northern Ugandan Families. Ethnos 85:4, pages 612-628.
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Elizabeth Storer, Ryan Joseph O’Byrne & Kyla Reid. (2017) Poisoning at the periphery: allocating responsibility across the Uganda/South Sudan borderlands. Third World Thematics: A TWQ Journal 2:2-3, pages 180-196.
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Margaret S. Winchester. (2016) Marriage, violence and HIV: the shifting policy context in Uganda. Culture, Health & Sexuality 18:12, pages 1333-1346.
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Tim Allen & Kyla Reid. (2015) Justice at the Margins: Witches, Poisoners, and Social Accountability in Northern Uganda. Medical Anthropology 34:2, pages 106-123.
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Holly Porter. (2020) Moving Toward ‘Home’: Love and Relationships through War and Displacement. Journal of Refugee Studies 33:4, pages 813-831.
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Keziah Conrad. (2019) Achieving the Ordinary. Conflict and Society 5:1, pages 1-18.
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Holly Porter. (2019) Moral Spaces and Sexual Transgression: Understanding Rape in War and Post Conflict. Development and Change.
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Philipp Schulz. (2019) ‘To Me, Justice Means to Be in a Group’: Survivors’ Groups as a Pathway to Justice in Northern Uganda. Journal of Human Rights Practice 11:1, pages 171-189.
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Holly Porter. (2018) Rape Without Bodies? Reimagining the Phenomenon We Call “Rape”. Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society 25:4, pages 589-612.
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Phil Clark. 2018. Distant Justice. Distant Justice.
Rebecca Tapscott. (2017) The Government Has Long Hands: Institutionalized Arbitrariness and Local Security Initiatives in Northern Uganda. Development and Change 48:2, pages 263-285.
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Anna Macdonald & Holly Porter. (2016) THE TRIAL OF THOMAS KWOYELO: OPPORTUNITY OR SPECTRE? REFLECTIONS FROM THE GROUND ON THE FIRST LRA PROSECUTION. Africa 86:4, pages 698-722.
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Holly E. Porter. (2015) After rape: Comparing civilian and combatant perpetrated crime in northern Uganda. Women's Studies International Forum 51, pages 81-90.
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Holly E. Porter. (2015) “Say no to bad touches”: Schools, sexual identity and sexual violence in northern Uganda. International Journal of Educational Development 41, pages 271-282.
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