„Are
there any lessons Romania can teach transitional justice scholars and
practitioners? This book argues that important insights emerge when analyzing a
country with a moderate record of coming to terms with its communist past.
Taking a broad definition of transitional justice as their starting point,
contributors provide fresh assessments of the history commission, court trials,
public identifications of former communist perpetrators, commemorations, and
unofficial artistic projects that seek to address and redress the legacies of
communist human rights violations.
