PS 360 - Transitional Justice

(3.00 cr.)

Since World War II, the use of human rights trials, truth commissions, and other justice mechanisms has become a common strategy to hold nonstate and state actors accountable for human rights violations. The origins of this international norm of accountability and the various mechanisms states have designed and implemented to remedy past injustices are examined.

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Interdisciplinary Studies: GT/IPJ