Truth V. Justice: The Morality of Truth Commissions
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Truth V. Justice: The Morality of Truth Commissions

by Robert I. Rotberg, Dennis Thompson

International Relations Transitional Justice political ethics
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A collection of essays examining the moral and political questions surrounding truth commissions and their role in achieving justice after conflict.

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Truth V. Justice explores the ethical challenges involved in establishing truth commissions following periods of political violence and repression.

The book analyzes how societies balance the pursuit of truth with demands for justice and reconciliation.

Contributors examine case studies and theoretical frameworks to assess the effectiveness and morality of truth commissions.

Discussions focus on the tensions between accountability, forgiveness, and the rule of law in transitional contexts.

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