Legal institutions and collective memories
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Legal institutions and collective memories
（Oñati international series in law and society）
Hart, 2009
- : pbk
- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- The legacy of Maurice Halbwachs / Susanne Karstedt
- Unspeakable memories and commensurable laws / Stanley Cohen
- An emerging "right to truth" : Latin-American contributions / Juan E. Mendez
- Reflections on law and memory / Emilios Christodoulidis and Scott Veitch
- Divided memories : how emerging democracies deal with the crimes of previous regimes / Heribert Adam
- Common past, divided truth : the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South African public opinion / Gunnar Theissen
- From silence to testimony : the role of legal institutions in the restoration of the collective memories of Korean "comfort women" / Young-Hee Shim
- Negotiating the past : culture industry and the law / Heinz Steinert
- Australia's sorry judges : nationalism and collective memory / Kathy Laster
- Experienced authenticity of culture and legal liberties / Arthur L. Stinchcombe
- Constitutional interpretation after regimes of horror / Kim Lane Scheppele
- Paying for past injustices and creating new ones : on property rights restitution in Poland as an element of the unfinished transformation / Grażyna Skąpska
- Biographies, legal cases and political transitions / Carol A. Heimer and Arthur L. Stinchcombe
- Biographies and résumés as part of life under communist rule in the Czech Republic / Jiŕina Šiklová
- The "Stasi records," the public and collective memories : the inspection of personal records / Roger Engelmann
- The art of forgetting : the communist police state as a non-reality / Andrzej Zybertowicz
- The loss of early women lawyers from collective memory in Germany : a memoir of Magdalene Schoch / Konstanze Plett
- Putting the Nazi past behind : juvenile justice and Germany's changing political culture / Ruth G. Herz