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Making Whole What Has Been Smashed: on Reparation Politics.(Book review)

MAKING WHOLE WHAT HAS BEEN SMASHED: ON REPARATION POLITICS

John C. Torpey

Cambridge, Massachusetts, and London, England: Harvard University Press, 2006

224 pages, hardcover, $36.50

Reparation politics is a vigorous theme of the post-conflict transformation literature. It focuses on the rights of citizens and groups who have been wronged, and aims to bring justice to societies. Modern-day political scientists, who research how to promote transitional justice and reconciliation after mass-scale conflicts, begin by focusing on the past, on what has been smashed. In the process, they facilitate the constructing of a healthy future, on making whole. Sociology ...

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