Suchergebnisse

Introduction: The meaning of Murambi -- Part I. Creating What You Are Afraid of the Rwandan Patriotic Front's Transitional Justice Program -- Rewriting history in post-genocide Rwanda -- Symbolic struggles -- Justice as memory -- From violent repression to political domination : transitional justice, political reform and development -- Part II. Popular Narratives -- Political reform in three Rwandan communities -- Popular narratives of memory and history -- Politics by other means : popular opinion about "transitional justice" -- Conclusion: "We pretend to live together" : assessing the impact of transitional justice mechanisms in Rwanda

"People came to mass each day to pray, then they went out to kill" : Christian churches, civil society, and genocide -- "Render unto Caesar and Musinga ..." : Christianity and the colonial state -- The churches and the politics of ethnicity -- "Working hand in hand" : Christian churches and the postcolonial state (1962-1990) -- "Giants with feet of clay" : Christian churches and the postcolonial state (1962-1990) -- "" : Christian churches and democratization (1990-1992) -- "It is the end of the world" : Christian churches and genocide (1993-1994) -- Kirinda : local churches and the construction of hegemony -- Biguhu : local churches, empowerment of the poor, and challenges to hegemony -- "Commanded by the devil" : Christian involvement in the genocide in Kirinda and Biguhu -- Churches and accounting for genocide