Chandra Lekha Sriram is a lecturer in the School of International Relations at the University of St Andrews, where she teaches international relations and international law, and human rights. She obtained her doctorate from Princeton University in 2000.
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Introduction: Justice vs. peace in times of transition 1. What makes accountability possible? 2. Global experiences in transitional justice 3. El Salvador: 'Negotiated revolution' and the truth commission 4. Argentina: Struggle for accountability 5. Honduras: Justice in semi-transition 6. South Africa: The exchange of truth for justice 7. Sri Lanka: Justice in the midst of war Conclusion Compromises of transition Bibliography
Introduction: Justice vs. peace in times of transition 1. What makes accountability possible? 2. Global experiences in transitional justice 3. El Salvador: 'Negotiated revolution' and the truth commission 4. Argentina: Struggle for accountability 5. Honduras: Justice in semi-transition 6. South Africa: The exchange of truth for justice 7. Sri Lanka: Justice in the midst of war Conclusion Compromises of transition Bibliography
Introduction: Justice vs. peace in times of transition 1. What makes accountability possible? 2. Global experiences in transitional justice 3. El Salvador: 'Negotiated revolution' and the truth commission 4. Argentina: Struggle for accountability 5. Honduras: Justice in semi-transition 6. South Africa: The exchange of truth for justice 7. Sri Lanka: Justice in the midst of war Conclusion Compromises of transition Bibliography
Introduction: Justice vs. peace in times of transition 1. What makes accountability possible? 2. Global experiences in transitional justice 3. El Salvador: 'Negotiated revolution' and the truth commission 4. Argentina: Struggle for accountability 5. Honduras: Justice in semi-transition 6. South Africa: The exchange of truth for justice 7. Sri Lanka: Justice in the midst of war Conclusion Compromises of transition Bibliography
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'The book is well written and the author does not go farther in her conclusion than her material warrants. It is a well-documented study that should be of interest to anyone who wants to know more about what happens after the fall of a dictatorial regime.' - Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights
'The book is well written and the author does not go farther in her conclusion than her material warrants. It is a well-documented study that should be of interest to anyone who wants to know more about what happens after the fall of a dictatorial regime.' - Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights
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