Abstract Anticorruption efforts in the framework of transitional justice seemingly insert the missing ‘economic’ link and are thus considered to modify its mainstream paradigm and diversify its politics. This article counter argues that, instead, anticorruption efforts reinforce the problematic points and invisibilities of transitional justice and further embed a liberal conceptualization of it. Using the case study of Tunisia, the article contends that anticorruption efforts stepped onto the footprints of the paradigmatic transitional toolbox by decontextualizing and depoliticizing their object of intervention, effectively foreclosing any meaningful engagement with the past, and validating liberal economic agendas in the process.

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反腐败和过渡司法：没有区别的区别

摘要 过渡司法框架下的反腐败努力似乎插入了缺失的“经济”环节，因此被认为是修改其主流范式并使其政治多样化。本文反驳认为，相反，反腐败努力强化了过渡司法的问题点和不可见性，并进一步嵌入了对它的自由概念化。使用突尼斯的案例研究，文章认为反腐败努力通过将干预对象去语境化和非政治化，有效地排除了与过去的任何有意义的接触，并在此过程中验证自由经济议程，从而踏上了范式过渡工具箱的足迹。