After genocide
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| Titel |
After genocide
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| Untertitel |
bringing the devil to justice
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| Verfasserangabe |
Adam M. Smith
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| Verlag | |
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Amherst, N.Y
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| Umfang |
441 p.
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| ISBN13 |
978-1-59102-684-6
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| Fußnote |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 347-408) and index
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| Annotation |
From Budapest to Bondi to Bosnia : an unlikely war crimes journey -- An odd, misguided debate : is it really international justice or no justice? -- Left behind -- The politics of hell : what happened? -- Falling on deaf ears (part I) : international justice from the ground up -- Falling on deaf ears (part II) : "unfair and unhelpful" -- The International Criminal Court and the limits of international justice -- They say it can’t be done -- Croatia : justice in the shadow of the Hague.
Summary: An international lawyer based in Washington, DC, Smith argues that the best potential for making the hopes of Nuremberg and the aspirations of hopes of international justice a reality comes from a true acceptance of wrong-doing and a consequent desire to move on by people most involved, and working toward these solutions in their homes rather than continued vilification and ostracism from on high. He draws on his experiences with US and international agencies regarding such sites of genocide as the Balkans, Rwanda, Sierra Lione. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) |
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