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[Pablo de Greiff & Roger Duthie (eds.), Transitional Justice and Development: Making Connections (Social Science Research Council, 2009); ISBN 0-9790772-9-6; 376 pp; $30.00; Paperback]

Book Review – Pablo de Greiff & Roger Duthie’s (eds.) Transitional Justice and Development: Making Connections  By Basil Ugochukwu*   [PABLO DE GREIFF & ROGER DUTHIE (EDS.), TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT: MAKING CONNECTIONS (Social Science Research Council, 2009); ISBN 0-­‐9790772-­‐9-­‐6; 376 pp; $30.00; Paperback]   A. Introduction  One mystifying aspect of legal and socioeconomic scholarship in successive years is that transitional justice and development were discussed separately. How two fields making similar commitments to social transformation and economic recovery could have traveled such asymmetrical routes for so long without anyone noticing is even more surprising, but this had been the position until lately. Even in the transitional justice arena itself, there exists a tendency to distinguish the justice in transition as vengeance and retribution for past wrongs from the justice in transition as re-­‐establishing the rule of law, rebuilding legal institutions and unleashing their developmental capacities.