Is transitional justice ultimately a struggle between law, politics and power in the international system?

Is transitional justice ultimately a struggle between law, politics and power in the international system? Discuss with reference to one or two cases.Percentage weighting of Assignment: 100% I AM AIMING FOR 80%+ ( FIRST CLASS) Please. This assignment is 100% of my module grade and I don’t have any other projects, course work or assignments to help me improve my mark. Please DO NOT plagiarise. Software called Turnitin is used to help detect plagiarism and I could get expelled from university. I uploaded a MARKING CRITERIA, ESSENTIAL READINGS provided by my university (for more articles please use the essential reading’s bibliography links) and LECTURE SLIDES. I couldn’t upload all the essential readings, therefore, here are some of the IMPORTANT ones: PLEASE USE THEM!! https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2014/06/the-case-for-reparations/361631/ Book- On Transitional Justice Entrepreneurs and the Production of Victims in Journal of Human Rights PracticeArticle by T. Madlingozi 01/07/2010 Book- Transitional Justice as Global Project: critical reflections in Third World QuarterlyArticle by Rosemary Nagy 02/2008 Some tips from my tutor:Remain Critical; 1) Reflect on your findings.2) own view of point is important.3)Agree/Disagree with others.4) Discover strengths and weaknesses.5) Use examples ( your own) to illustrate certain points. USE in text citation please.BE as clear as possible, treat the reader as if they know nothing about this subject.

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