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Reconciliation Operationalized in Mozambique
Charting Inclusion, Truth, and Justice, 1992–2022
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eBook - PDF
Reconciliation Operationalized in Mozambique
Charting Inclusion, Truth, and Justice, 1992–2022
About this book
In Reconciliation Operationalized in Mozambique: Charting Inclusion, Truth, and Justice, 1992–2022, Natália Bueno traces the development of reconciliation in Mozambique from the signing of the General Peace Agreement in 1992 to the present day, bringing to light its advances and setbacks throughout the years. Bueno discusses the role played by the leaders of Frelimo and Renamo during the aftermath of violent conflicts to determine how their actions affected their followers. This book advances the debate on Mozambique, deepening the scholarship on reconciliation in societies with violent pasts, and most importantly, on human rights, transitional justice, and conflict and peace studies. Bueno addresses what reconciliation means, how reconciliation has developed in Mozambique over the years, and how transitional justice mechanisms relate to reconciliation. She provides helpful tools for practitioners and argues for an original operationalized conceptualization of reconciliation that is defined by inclusion, truth, and justice. This innovative conceptualization can add precision both to and within case analysis and cross-case comparisons. Using this framework, Bueno challenges the understanding that the country was once reconciled and argues in favor of a new Mozambican solution.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I: What is Reconciliation?
- Chapter 1: Defining and Operationalizing Reconciliation
- Part II: Reconciliation in Mozambique
- Chapter 2: How Has Inclusion Developed Over the Years?
- Chapter 3: What About Truth?
- Chapter 4: And Justice?
- Part III: TJMs and Reconciliation
- Chapter 5: Mozambique’s Drivers of Reconciliation
- Conclusion
- Appendix A: Reconciliation’s Common Denominators
- References
- Index
- About the Author