Reckoning with past wrongs: A normative framework

Ethics and International Affairs 13:43–64 (1999)
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This essay formulates eight goals that have emerged from worldwide moral deliberation on "transitional justice" and that may serve as a useful framework when particular societies consider how they should reckon with violations of internationally recognized human rights

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10.1111/j.1747-7093.1999.tb00326.x

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