Nigel Eltringham is Reader in Anthropology at the University of Sussex, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: 'Peace' and 'Reconciliation': Challenging 'received wisdom' 1. 'Traditional' Conflict Management Mechanisms 2. Re-traditionalising Conflict Management 3. Memory and Testimony in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict 4. Seeking 'Truth' in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict 5. 'Judging the Crime of Crimes' 6. Memorial Sites
Introduction: 'Peace' and 'Reconciliation': Challenging 'received wisdom' 1. 'Traditional' Conflict Management Mechanisms 2. Re-traditionalising Conflict Management 3. Memory and Testimony in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict 4. Seeking 'Truth' in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict 5. 'Judging the Crime of Crimes' 6. Memorial Sites
Introduction: 'Peace' and 'Reconciliation': Challenging 'received wisdom' 1. 'Traditional' Conflict Management Mechanisms 2. Re-traditionalising Conflict Management 3. Memory and Testimony in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict 4. Seeking 'Truth' in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict 5. 'Judging the Crime of Crimes' 6. Memorial Sites
Introduction: 'Peace' and 'Reconciliation': Challenging 'received wisdom' 1. 'Traditional' Conflict Management Mechanisms 2. Re-traditionalising Conflict Management 3. Memory and Testimony in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict 4. Seeking 'Truth' in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict 5. 'Judging the Crime of Crimes' 6. Memorial Sites
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