Beyond Retribution: Seeking Justice in the Shadows of War

Rama Mani

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Abbreviations. Acknowledgements. Section I Justice in Theory. 1. The Three Dimensions of Justice in Post-conflict Peacebuilding. 2. Concepts of Justice in Contemporary Philosophy. Section II Justice in Practice. 3. Legal Justice: Re-establishing Order or restoring the Rule of Law?. 4.Rectificatory Justice: Punishing Perpetrators or Vindicating Victims?. 5. Distributive Justice: alleviating the Effects of Conflict or Targeting Causes?. Section III Synthesis and Recommendations. 6. Recapturing Justice from the Shadows of War. Notes. Bibliography. Index.

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