Acknowledgment of Perpetrators and Establishment of Truth - Toma, Marijana
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While many countries are facing difficulties in implementing transitional justice mechanisms, designed mainly to include different stakeholders in the process, in very few contexts have perpetrators been perceived as active participants who represent a potential resource to the process. This study examines to what extent the practice of plea bargaining with perpetrators of war crimes at the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) contributed to the process of establishing the truth about past abuses and compared this with probably the most controversial aspect of work of the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
While many countries are facing difficulties in implementing transitional justice mechanisms, designed mainly to include different stakeholders in the process, in very few contexts have perpetrators been perceived as active participants who represent a potential resource to the process. This study examines to what extent the practice of plea bargaining with perpetrators of war crimes at the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) contributed to the process of establishing the truth about past abuses and compared this with probably the most controversial aspect of work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa (TRC) - granting of amnesty to the persons responsible for the atrocities during apartheid.
Autorenporträt
Marijana Toma è una storica serba. Ha lavorato sulla documentazione dei crimini di guerra, sulla storia orale in contesti post-conflitto e sulla giustizia di transizione nei Balcani occidentali e a livello internazionale. Marijana ha conseguito una laurea in Storia presso l'Università di Belgrado, in Serbia, e un master in Scienze politiche presso l'Università di Città del Capo, in Sudafrica.