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  • War Stories: The Search for a Usable Past in the Federal Republic of Germany, Robert G. Moeller [Full Text] | Rebecca E. Wittmann | 11/19/2001
    Moeller clearly states that this is a book about the popular representation of the war's effect on Germany and the way that this representation shaped a selective memory of suffering in which German victimhood was the overarching theme.
  • The Global Covenant: Human Conduct in a World of States, Robert H. Jackson [Full Text] | Catherine Lu | 11/06/2001
    The strength of Jackson's study lies in his use of military and diplomatic history, legal-institutional scholarship, and political theory to expose the empirical reality and normative logic of a societas of states.
  • "Unspeakable Truths: Confronting State Terror and Atrocity", Priscilla B. Hayner; "Transitional Justice", Ruti G. Teitel [Full Text] | David A. Crocker | 11/06/2001
    Both authors describe the variety of tools - national and international trials, investigatory bodies, memorials, reparations, and constitutional changes - that societies and international bodies have employed to address human rights violations.

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