Transforming Justice Responses to non-recent institutional abuses by Anne-Marie McAlinden, Marie Keenan and James Gallen offers a thoughtful and detailed analysis of the historical and cultural contexts in which non-recent institutional abuses occurred in Ireland—North and South—and the barriers to justice experienced by victims/survivors locally, nationally and internationally. Ireland is presented as a case study for thorough empirical and theoretical consideration of abuses by the church and state. The authors reflect on the challenges presented by national and international legal, policy and institutional responses to non-recent abuses, drawing on a body of literature on transitional justice, restorative justice, human rights and public law, as well as the wider criminological and victimological scholarship.