Using a new global database of enforced disappearances, this book demonstrates how victims' groups have themselves shaped transitional justice policies.
Using a new global database of enforced disappearances, this book demonstrates how victims' groups have themselves shaped transitional justice policies.
Iosif Kovras is a senior lecturer in Comparative Politics at City, University of London. His research interests include comparative politics, post-conflict transitional justice and human rights.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction Part I. Methods and Theory: 2. Methodological and theoretical innovations in the use of databases in transitional justice Part II. Global and Historical Perspectives: 3. The daughters of Antigone in Latin America: Argentinian mothers 4. 'Forensic cascade': the technologies and institutions of truth 5. The 'missing' tale of human rights Part III. National Perspectives: 6. Institutionalized silences for the missing in Lebanon 7. Cyprus: the bright side of a frozen conflict 8. Truth commissions and the missing: TRC's 'unfinished business' 9. Poetic justice: the Chilean desaparecidos 10. Conclusions: five lessons for transitional justice.
1. Introduction Part I. Methods and Theory: 2. Methodological and theoretical innovations in the use of databases in transitional justice Part II. Global and Historical Perspectives: 3. The daughters of Antigone in Latin America: Argentinian mothers 4. 'Forensic cascade': the technologies and institutions of truth 5. The 'missing' tale of human rights Part III. National Perspectives: 6. Institutionalized silences for the missing in Lebanon 7. Cyprus: the bright side of a frozen conflict 8. Truth commissions and the missing: TRC's 'unfinished business' 9. Poetic justice: the Chilean desaparecidos 10. Conclusions: five lessons for transitional justice.
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