Chapter 11: Deconstructing a sovereign right: the hybridisation of the anti-death penalty discourse in Europe -- Introduction -- Approaching a political science discourse on hybridity -- The Derrida-Roudinesco dialogue: the limits of Westphalian sovereignty -- Identifying the 'new reality' of abolitionism: Roudinesco's disagreement with Derrida -- The European regions as hybridiser of the abolitionist discourse -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter 12: Describing a rights realisation hybrid: the example of socio-economic rights -- Introduction -- The context of socio-economic rights realisation -- Hybridity analysis as a complicating descriptor? -- Conclusions -- Notes -- Chapter 13: From hybrid to cybrid? The formation and regulation of online 'hybrid' identities -- Introduction: a hybrid space? -- Transformative communities - 'always on' -- Cyber activism: building communities? -- The Arab Awakening: a hybrid form of 'on' and 'off' line socio-political uprising? -- (On)line + (off)line = cybrid? -- Networked communitarianism: tailoring community identities -- Conclusion: online communities - hybridised political spaces? -- Notes -- PART IV: Hybrid approaches to peace, development and justice -- Chapter 14: Hybrid approaches to peace and justice: the case of post-genocide Rwanda -- The genocide and its legacy -- Building a hybrid peace after genocide -- Rwandan solutions to Rwandan problems -- The role of the past in the present -- Managing identity -- Social reconstruction -- Transitional justice: Gacaca courts -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter 15: Hybridity or coexistence? The politics of legal pluralism in the West African countryside -- Introduction -- What are we talking about when we talk about 'hybridity'? -- Local power and chiefs in West Africa -- Powerlessness and exclusion from justice -- Conclusion: who are we going to be 'hybrid' with?