James Gallen
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James Gallen is an associate professor in the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University. His research interests include human rights, international law and legal and transitional justice. His present research agenda and recent publications concern a transitional justice approach to historical abuse in consolidated democracies and in Christian churches. His first monograph Transitional Justice and the Historical Abuses of Church and State will be published by Cambridge University Press in 2022.
In 2017 he was appointed as an Expert Advisor on Transitional Justice by the Department of Children and Youth Affairs to advise on a transitional justice approach to the issue of Mother and Baby Homes.
In 2017 he was appointed as an Expert Advisor on Transitional Justice by the Department of Children and Youth Affairs to advise on a transitional justice approach to the issue of Mother and Baby Homes.
Book Chapter
Year | Publication | |
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2017 | Gallen J. (2017) 'The International Criminal Court: In the interests of transitional justice?' In: | |
2018 | Gallen J (2018) 'Redressing Gendered Mistreatment: Magdalen Laundries, Symphisiotomy and the Mother and Babies Homes”' In: Dublin : Hart. | |
2018 | Gallen J (2018) 'Reconciliation and a Just Peace' In: Oxford, UK : Oxford University Press. | |
2017 | Gallen J (2017) 'O'Keeffe v Ireland: Overview and Analysis' In: Manchester, UK : Manchester University Press. Link | |
2014 | James Gallen (2014) 'Jus Post Bellum: An Interpretive Framework' In: Carsten Stahn, Jennifer S. Easterday, and Jens Iverson(Eds.). Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press. | |
2014 | James Gallen (2014) 'Transitional Justice in Nepal: Prosecutions, Reform and Accountability Strategies' In: Raluca Grosescu and Raluca Ursachi(Eds.). Brussels : Intersentia. |
Peer Reviewed Journal
Edited Book
Published Report
Year | Publication | |
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2019 | Gallen J; Moffett L; Sharma G; Pokharel L (2019) Report: From Relief to Redress – Reparations In Post-Conflict Nepal. Queens University Belfast, . Link | |
2019 | Gallen J; Moffett L (2019) From Truth To Repair – Implementing Truth Commissions’ Recommendations on Reparations. Queens University Belfast, . Link |
Conference Contribution
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Outreach Activities
Research Interests
I welcome research students in any area of public international law, human rights, or jurisprudence and political philosophy. I am especially interested in supervising research in the areas of jus post bellum, transitional justice, international criminal law, international human rights law and historical abuse or injustice.