Interview – Alex Vitale
Alex Vitale elaborates on the need to put an end to policing, its links to inhibiting social justice, as well as suitable alternatives and systemic changes.
When Military Coups d’état Become Acts of Social Justice
The field of military studies and the field of social justice are often seen as antagonisms, when they do not necessarily have to be.
The Gacaca Courts in Rwanda: Contradictory Hybridity
The gacaca courts, which deal with crimes related to the 1994 genocide, are very well known, but their actual functioning and legacy remain little understood.
In the Footsteps of John XXIII: Pope Francis and the Embodiment of Vatican II
Pope Francis resembles Pope John XXIII more than any other pope of the past 50 years, and signs are positive he will be a shining example for interreligious dialogue and social justice.
Pope Francis: Radical and Conservative
In his actions on the world stage the conservatism of Pope Francis will overshadow his radicalism, but he has shown a radical side by taking the name of St. Francis of Assisi.
