.... Reconciliation after Ethnic Cleansing: Listening, Retribution, Affiliation John Borneman econcile: to render no longer opposed. What conditions might make possi- RR ble reconciliation...

... movements in the Balkans. Recent publications include “Trouble Spots: Projects, Bandits and State Fragmentation”in Globalization, the State and Violence , edited by Jonathan Friedman(2002). Reconciliation and Response From Reconciliation to...

...John Borneman © 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 John Borneman is a professor of anthropology at Princeton University. He is the editor of Death of the Father: An Anthropology of the End in Political Authority (2003). “Reconciliation after Ethnic Cleansing: Listening, Retribution...

...Achille Mbembe Duke University Press 2008 doxa at large Passages to Freedom: The Politics of Racial Reconciliation in South Africa Achille Mbembe...

...Deborah Posel Duke University Press 2008 History as Confession: The Case of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission Deborah Posel In the iconic history of human suffering...

... the elections: ethnically targeted state repression, targeting of local ethnic proxies for national political figures, ethnic vigilantism, opportunistic criminal violence, and ethnic cleansing by Kalenjin ethnonationalists. The essay also argues that while there are good prospects for reconciliation...

...Richard Ashby Wilson © 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 Richard Ashby Wilson is a reader in social anthropology at the University of Sussex. He is the author of The Politics of Truth and Reconciliation in South Africa (2001), editor (with Jane Cowan and Marie-Benedicte Dembour) of...

... Unconditional Need for Retribution Richard Falk J ohn Borneman’s brilliantly conceptualized essay “Reconciliation after Ethnic J Cleansing: Listening, Retribution, Affiliation” (Public Culture 14 [spring 2002]: 281–304) provides an illuminating...

... Making of “Chinese Cultures” in Post-1998 Jakarta Abidin Kusno Reconciliation and Response From Reconciliation to Coexistence 181 Steven Sampson Justice and Retribution in Postconflict Settings 187 Richard Ashby Wilson Doubting the Unconditional Need...

..., 149 and the Making of “Chinese Cultures” in Post-1998 Jakarta Abidin Kusno Reconciliation and Response From Reconciliation to Coexistence 181 Steven Sampson Justice and Retribution in Postconflict Settings 187 Richard Ashby Wilson Doubting the...

...Claudio Lomnitz Copyright 2009 by Duke University Press 2009 Editor’s Letter Claudio Lomnitz This issue of Public Culture is richly varied in content, with editorial pieces on the Colombian truth and reconciliation process and...

... Anthropologist (September 2001). Departures from Violence: Love Is Not Enough Laura Nader There is something uplifting about reading John Borneman’s piece on what Tconditions might make reconciliation after violent...

..., 1948 –1961 (1991) and an edited collection, Commissioning the Past: Under- standing the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission (2002). 172 ...

... performative language of vic- tims inundated the Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act of 1995, the mandate for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Verdicts such as those for amnesty applicants, “you were under political orders...

... determina- tion of areas of action, investigation, and intervention — Colombia sanctioned the National Committee for Reparation and Reconciliation in a social and political context of war. Colombia’s unique circumstances not only complicate such issues as the specification of heinous crimes...

... and reconciliation; Li Zhang on urban citizenship in China; Brian Keith Axel on violence and dias- pora; Sheila Miyoshi Jager on commemorating the Korean War; Joseph Massad on the Gay International and the Arab world; and more . . . Editor’s Note This special issue...

... and reconciliation; Li Zhang on urban citizenship in China; Brian Keith Axel on violence and dias- pora; Sheila Miyoshi Jager on commemorating the Korean War; Joseph Massad on the Gay International and the Arab world; and more . . . Editor’s Note This special issue...

... translation of the past, would it still be fruitful to perceive recent invocations of the dead—South Africa’s Truth and 608 Reconciliation Commission, the debates around the Rwanda genocide, the UN The Power of Words Conference against Racism at Durban—as...

... Attwood’s article in this volume explains. The possibility of making a treaty with Aboriginal people, though advo- cated by a number of Aboriginal activists and academics,11 has not been explored by Australian governments; instead, a policy of reconciliation written in explicitly moral and affective...

... Charles Taylor • Michel-Rolph Trouillot • Peter van der Veer Public Culture Volume 14 Number 2 Spring 2002 Editor’s Note vii Controversies Reconciliation after...