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WHO GETS TO COME HOME? Individual Criminal Responsibility and the Stories We Tell After War
Post-conflict societies must decide what to do with people who participated in war. Some are prosecuted; others receive amnesty, pardon, or other forms of reintegration. These choices are often treated as questions of individual criminal responsibility or transitional justice. This article examin
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