Delve into the complexities of transitional justice in South Asia with this critical comparative study of Afghanistan and Nepal. Tazreena Sajjad examines how ‘local’ perspectives shape post-conflict peace and reconciliation efforts, contrasting static interpretations with the dynamic realities revealed through extensive fieldwork. Essential for students, researchers, and policymakers focused on international relations, peace studies, and South Asian affairs, this book offers crucial insights into navigating societal transitions from war to peace.