Introduction: Re-centering justice in African studies / Jessica Johnson and George Hamandishe Karekwaivanane
Part I. Morality, religion, and languages of justice. Competing conceptions of justice in colonial Buganda / Jonathon L. Earle
Legal pluralism and the pursuit of a just life: Muslim views on law and justice in East Africa / Felicitas Becker
Social justice and moral space in hospital cancer care in Kenya / Benson A. Mulemi
Relational justice and transformation in postapartheid South Africa / Duncan Scott
Part II. Gender justice. Chilungamo and the question of LGBTQ+ rights in Malawi / Alan Msosa
Justice intervention. Mobile courts in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo / Patrick Hoenig
Conflicting conceptions of justice and the legal treatment of defilement cases in Malawi / Ngeyi Ruth Kanyongolo and Bernadette Malunga
"Home people" and "people of human rights": Understanding responses to rape in northern Uganda / Holly Porter
Part III. Resources, conflict, and justice. Out of the mouths of babes. Tracing child soldiers' notions of "justice," ca. 1940-2012 / Stacey Hynd
Good and bad Muslims. Conflict, justice, and religion among Somalis at Dagahaley Refugee Camp in Kenya / Fred Nyongesa Ikanda
Land restitution (old and new), neotraditionalism, and the contested values of land justice in South Africa / Olaf Zenker
Transitional justice and ordinary justice in postconflict Acholiland / Anna MacDonald
Afterword / Kamari Maxine Clarke.