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Silence as Possibility in Postwar Everyday Life

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Introduction
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Human Rights As an Ideology?
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What Is Moral Remembrance?
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The Institutionalisation of Moral Remembrance
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The Institutionalisation of Moral Remembrance
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Human Rights, Memory and Micro-Solidarity
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Mandating Memory, Mandating Conflicts
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Bibliography
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Index
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The (Un)spoilt Generation: The Post-Yugoslavs
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A tale of three bridges: agency and agonism in peace building
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The politics of silence: narrating return to Burundi
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Sexual violence and hybrid peacebuilding: how does silence ‘speak’?
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Constructing Victimhood
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Series Editor’s Preface
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Abbreviations
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Introduction: Victimhood in Transition
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Constructing Victimhood: Innocence, Guilt, and Definitional Dilemmas
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Victimhood and Heroes and Hierarchies
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Victimhood and Voice
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Doing Victimhood: Agency, Activism, and the Mobilisation of Empathy
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Victimhood, Silence, and Denial
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Victimhood and the Haunting of Lives, Landscapes, and Unresolved Pasts
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Conclusion
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Justice Now and Later: How Measures Taken to Address Wrongdoings during Armed Conflict Affect Postconflict Justice
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The 'Silent Dilemma' of Transitional Justice: Silencing and Coming to Terms with the Past in Serbia
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Introduction
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Living Lives of Resistance in Multiple Registers
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Navigating Cultural Memory
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Advance Praise for Navigating Cultural Memory
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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Foreword
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Introduction
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Decolonial Approaches to Memory
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Rwandan Narratives and Rwandan Pasts
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Shaping the Emergence and Evolution of the Genocide Master Narrative
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Imprinting the Land with the Materials of Memory
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Localizing Commemoration and Individual Responses to the Master Narrative
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Expressing Memory after Genocide
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The Media, Commemoration, and the Enforcement of the Master Narrative
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Conclusion
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Local/e
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Self‐Censorship as a Socio‐Political‐Psychological Phenomenon: Conception and Research
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(En)gendering post-conflict agency: Women’s experiences of the ‘local’ in Sierra Leone
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Claims to ignorance as a form of participation in transitional justice
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Genocidal Intent and Transitional Justice in Bosnia
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Human Rights as an Ideology? Obstacles and Benefits
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Finding a Voice: Silence and its Significance for Transitional Justice
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Narrating Silence in Pat Barker’s Feminist Retelling of Homer’s
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Reconciliation: A comprehensive framework for empirical analysis
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On demons and dreamers: Violence, silence and the politics of impunity in the Brazilian Truth Commission
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“They tell us little and we end up being confused”: Parent–child communication on familial experiences of genocide and its aftermath in Rwanda
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“It will always be Temporary”: A qualitative study of Syrian young adults expressing histories of collective violence and forced displacement in participatory theatre
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“To me, you are not a Serb”: Ethnicity, ambiguity, and anxiety in post-war Sarajevo
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Together divided–divided together: Intersections of symbolic boundaries in the context of ex-Yugoslavian immigrant communities in Vienna
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Sad and Absurd Representations of War in Gameplay and Interviews
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“Let me be dust”: Memory beyond testimony in Gwangju, South Korea
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The National Reconciliation Process in Algeria During the Bouteflika’s Era: The Official Narrative
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Introduction
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El Olor y el Dolor (The Smell and the Pain)
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Beyond State Control
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Witnessing Nyarubuye
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Memory Work
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Exhumation, Display, Reburial
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Memory and Empowerment
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Conclusion
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Appendix 1
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Appendix 2
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Appendix 3
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Notes
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Sources
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»Failed« Migratory Adventures?
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The Lord’s Resistance Army and the arms that brought the Lord
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Introduction
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Analyzing Resistance to Transitional Justice
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Liminality and Missing Persons
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Observer les émotions pour saisir la politisation. Retour sur une enquête ethnographique en Bosnie-Herzégovine
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Interlude. The Silencing of Gender-Based Violence
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Unofficial Storytelling as Middle Ground Between Transitional Truth-Telling and Forgetting: A New Approach to Dealing With the Past in Postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina
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