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  1. Beyond dichotomies. The quest for justice and reconciliation and the politics of national identity building in post-genocide Rwanda.

    Justice and reconciliation are both highly complex concepts that are often described as incompatible alternatives in the aftermath of violent conflicts, despite the fact that both are fundamental to peacebuilding in societies divided by the legacies of political violence, oppression and exclusion. …

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  2. Beyond dichotomies. The quest for justice and reconciliation and the politics of national identity building in post-genocide Rwanda.

    Justice and reconciliation are both highly complex concepts that are often described as incompatible alternatives in the aftermath of violent conflicts, despite the fact that both are fundamental to peacebuilding in societies divided by the legacies of political violence, oppression and exclusion. …

    bradford Repository record for Beyond dichotomies. The quest for justice and reconciliation and the politics of national identity building in post-genocide Rwanda. (opens in a new tab)

  3. Beyond dichotomies. The quest for justice and reconciliation and the politics of national identity building in post-genocide Rwanda.

    Justice and reconciliation are both highly complex concepts that are often described as incompatible alternatives in the aftermath of violent conflicts, despite the fact that both are fundamental to peacebuilding in societies divided by the legacies of political violence, oppression and exclusion. …

    bradford Repository record for Beyond dichotomies. The quest for justice and reconciliation and the politics of national identity building in post-genocide Rwanda. (opens in a new tab)