Reparation in Transitional Justice - Inlibra

Summary

In the aftermath of armed conflicts, genocide and other forms of systemic injustice, states – and increasingly international courts – must repair a large number of survivors of grave human rights violations. As part of a transitional justice process, such reparation should also enable societal transformation. This study offers the most comprehensive proposal for legal standards in this complex situation to date. It comprises interview-based case studies of the reparation programs in Sierra Leone, Colombia, and at the International Criminal Court, as well as theoretical reflections on the goals and role of reparation in transitional justice. With that, the study provides deep insights into the problems and opportunities of this instrument.

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Publication year: 2023
Publication date: 11.05.2023
ISBN-Print: 978-3-7560-0526-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-3882-8
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Kölner Schriften zum Friedenssicherungsrecht - Cologne Studies on International Peace and Security Law - Études colonaises sur le droit de la paix et de la sécurité internationale
Volume: 20
Language: English
Pages: 443
Product type: Book Titles

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Titelei/InhaltsverzeichnisPages 1 - 26 Download chapter (PDF)
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1. A. The Modesty of the Law Download chapter (PDF)
2. B. Delimitation of the Topic Download chapter (PDF)
3. C. Terminology Download chapter (PDF)
4. D. Outline Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. International Human Rights Law Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. International Humanitarian Law Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. International Criminal Law Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Direct Survivors Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. Indirect Survivors Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Survivors of Violations Committed by Non-State Actors Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Restitution Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. Compensation Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Satisfaction Download chapter (PDF)
  4. IV. Rehabilitation Download chapter (PDF)
  5. V. Guarantees of Non-Repetition Download chapter (PDF)
  6. VI. The Relation Between the Different Forms of Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
  7. VII. Collective Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
4. D. Limits of the Right to Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
5. E. The Theoretical Foundation of the International Law on Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
6. F. Summary: The International Law on Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Case Selection Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. Methodological Reflections Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. The History of Sierra Leone’s Internal Conflict Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. Human Rights Violations and Harms in the Conflict Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Sierra Leone’s Transitional Justice Effort Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Framework Download chapter (PDF)
      2. b. Reparation Recommendations Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Initiation and Registration Download chapter (PDF)
      2. b. Interim-Relief Download chapter (PDF)
      3. c. Rehabilitation Grants Download chapter (PDF)
      4. d. Additional Measures Download chapter (PDF)
    3. 3. Challenges and Criticism Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. The History of the Colombian Conflict Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. Human Rights Violations and Harms in the Conflict Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Colombia’s Transitional Justice Effort Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. Eligibility Download chapter (PDF)
    2. 2. Registration Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Restitution Download chapter (PDF)
      2. b. Compensation Download chapter (PDF)
      3. c. Rehabilitation Download chapter (PDF)
      4. d. Satisfaction Download chapter (PDF)
      5. e. Guarantees of Non-Repetition Download chapter (PDF)
    4. 4. The Collective Route Download chapter (PDF)
    5. 5. Challenges and Criticism Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Comparability and Methodology Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. The Reparation System of the International Criminal Court Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. General Principles Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Case and Harm Download chapter (PDF)
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        aa. Program Entry Download chapter (PDF)
        bb. Symbolic Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
        cc. Service-Based Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Case and Harm Download chapter (PDF)
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        aa. Eligibility Download chapter (PDF)
        bb. Reparation Measures Download chapter (PDF)
        cc. Intake Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Case and Harm Download chapter (PDF)
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        aa. Intake Download chapter (PDF)
        bb. Individual Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
        cc. Collective Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Case and Harm Download chapter (PDF)
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        aa. Intake Download chapter (PDF)
        bb. Reparation Measures Download chapter (PDF)
  4. IV. Critique and Challenges Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. A Different Goal Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. Administrative vs. Judicial Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
    2. 2. Categorization and Generalization Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. Eligibility Download chapter (PDF)
    2. 2. Access Download chapter (PDF)
  4. IV. Different Content Download chapter (PDF)
6. F. Conclusion Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Justice Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Horizontal Trust Download chapter (PDF)
      2. b. Vertical Trust Download chapter (PDF)
    2. 2. Restoring Trust Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Conclusion: A Vague Definition of Transitional Justice Download chapter (PDF)
  4. IV. Challenges Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. The Deontological and Instrumental Role of Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. The Relationship Between the Roles Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Summary: The Purposes of Reparation in Transitional Justice Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. The Theoretical Basis: Symbolic Interactionism Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. Objects of State Communication Download chapter (PDF)
    2. 2. Content of State Communication Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. Reparation’s Message Download chapter (PDF)
    2. 2. Reparation’s Influence Download chapter (PDF)
  4. IV. Summary Download chapter (PDF)
  5. V. Challenges Download chapter (PDF)
4. D. Summary: The Purposes of Reparation in Transitional Justice Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Seeking New Standards Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. Necessity and State of Emergency Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. The Limits of Interpretation Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Object and Purpose: The Transformative Goal of Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. Systemic Integration Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Limiting the Right to Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
      2. b. The Role of Balancing Download chapter (PDF)
      3. c. Inviolable Cores? Download chapter (PDF)
      4. d. Summary Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Discretion and Deference Download chapter (PDF)
  4. IV. Summary: A Tripartite Approach Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Excluding Rights Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. Survivor-Perpetrators Download chapter (PDF)
    2. 2. Indirect Survivors Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Excluding Dates Download chapter (PDF)
  4. IV. A Necessary Restriction? Download chapter (PDF)
  5. V. A Restriction Based on State Practice? Download chapter (PDF)
  6. VI. Conclusion: An Illegal Bottleneck Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Outreach Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. Evidence Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Removing Barriers Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Defending Full Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. Raising Resources Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Funding the Program Download chapter (PDF)
      2. b. Running the Program Download chapter (PDF)
    3. 3. Efficiency: Seeking Synergies Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Time Download chapter (PDF)
      2. b. The Right to Reparation Download chapter (PDF)
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        aa. Positive Human Rights Obligations Download chapter (PDF)
        bb. Negative Human Rights Obligations Download chapter (PDF)
        cc. State Interests Download chapter (PDF)
    5. 5. Summary Download chapter (PDF)
    6. 6. Challenges Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Distribution: Breaking Down the Scope of the Program Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. Applying Full Reparation in Transitional Justice Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Defining Satisfaction Download chapter (PDF)
      2. b. Satisfaction’s Role in Transitional Justice Download chapter (PDF)
    3. 3. Summary Download chapter (PDF)
    4. 4. Challenges Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Prioritization Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. Participation Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Due Process Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. An Obligation to Create a Special Mechanism? Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. 1. The Relationship Between Special Reparation Mechanisms and the National Judiciary Download chapter (PDF)
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      1. a. Business as Usual: Tort Standards Download chapter (PDF)
      2. b. Keeping up With the Times: Transitional Justice Standards Download chapter (PDF)
  3. III. Summary Download chapter (PDF)
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  1. I. Application Deadlines Download chapter (PDF)
  2. II. End-Dates Download chapter (PDF)
9. I. Summary: A Normative Framework for Reparation in Transitional Justice Download chapter (PDF)
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1. A. A True Observation Download chapter (PDF)
2. B. A Justified Suspicion? Download chapter (PDF)
3. C. Abandoning the Law? Download chapter (PDF)
4. D. One More (and Last) Time: The Limits of the Law Download chapter (PDF)
5. E. Overcoming the Blind Spots of Transitional Justice Download chapter (PDF)
6. F. Overcoming the Limits of the Law: Survivor Participation Download chapter (PDF)
7. G. In the end… Download chapter (PDF)
Table of Legislation and TreatiesPages 367 - 370 Download chapter (PDF)
Table of CasesPages 371 - 392 Download chapter (PDF)
Table of InterviewsPages 393 - 394 Download chapter (PDF)
BibliographyPages 395 - 443 Download chapter (PDF)

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