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Transitional Justice and Memory: A Case Study of Argentina = = Geci̇s Donemi̇ Adaleti̇ ve Hafiza: Arjanti̇n uzeri̇ne bi̇r Vaka calismasi /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Transitional Justice and Memory: A Case Study of Argentina =/ Ozan Acar.
Reminder of title:	Geci̇s Donemi̇ Adaleti̇ ve Hafiza: Arjanti̇n uzeri̇ne bi̇r Vaka calismasi /
Author:	Acar, Ozan,
Description:	1 electronic resource (120 pages)
Notes:	Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 86-04.
Contained By:	Masters Abstracts International86-04.
Subject:	Violations. -
Online resource:	https://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=31657401
ISBN:	9798342383585

Transitional Justice and Memory: A Case Study of Argentina = = Geci̇s Donemi̇ Adaleti̇ ve Hafiza: Arjanti̇n uzeri̇ne bi̇r Vaka calismasi /
Acar, Ozan,

Transitional Justice and Memory: A Case Study of Argentina =Geci̇s Donemi̇ Adaleti̇ ve Hafiza: Arjanti̇n uzeri̇ne bi̇r Vaka calismasi /Ozan Acar. - 1 electronic resource (120 pages)

Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 86-04.

Transitional justice has been the subject of different disciplines across the spectrum of social sciences. Transitional justice mechanisms have played an important role in restoring legitimacy to state institutions with the ultimate aim of establishing rule of law, order, and to facilitate justice in successor regimes. Despite this, transitional justice processes appear to focus more on nation building and reinstating state legitimacy rather than concentrate on providing victims with justice. In this vein, this thesis proposes that transitional justice may benefit from memory studies in broadening its theoretical scope, especially by incorporating the emerging narratives of victims and their interpretations of past events. It is argued that doing so can ultimately facilitate more pervasive justice on a societal level, as well as helps identify continuities and ruptures of practices of predecessor regimes in successor regimes. As a case study, this thesis focuses on the transitional justice process in Argentina, and the role of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo as a mnemonic community, arguing that the successor regime in Argentina did not necessarily establish a rupture with the predecessor regime of the military junta.

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Transitional Justice and Memory: A Case Study of Argentina = = Geci̇s Donemi̇ Adaleti̇ ve Hafiza: Arjanti̇n uzeri̇ne bi̇r Vaka calismasi /
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520 $a Gecis donemi adaleti, sosyal bilimler yelpazesinde farkli disiplinlerin konusu olmustur. Gecis donemi adaleti mekanizmalarnin nihai amaci hukukun ustunlugu, duzenin tesis edilmesi ve devlet kurumlarinnin mesruiyetinin yeniden kazandirilmasidir. Buna ragmen, gecis donemi adaleti surecleri, magdurlara adalet saglamaya odaklanmak yerine daha cok ulus insa etmeye ve devlet mesruiyetini yeniden tesis etmeye odaklanmistir. Bu baglamda, bu tez, gecis donemi adaletinin, ozellikle yeni ortaya cikan magdur anlatilarini ve gecmis olaylara iliskin yorumlarini dahil ederek, teorik kapsamini genisletmede hafiza calismalarindan yararlanabilecegini one surmektedir. Bu dogrultuda, hafiza calismalarinin toplumsal duzeyde daha kapsamli adaleti kolaylastirabilecegi ve ardil rejimlerde onceki rejimlerin uygulamalarinin surekliliklerini ve kopuslarini belirlemeye yardimci olabilecegi ileri surulmektedir. Bu tez, bir vaka calismasi olarak Arjantin'deki gecis donemi adaleti surecine ve Plaza de Mayo Anneleri'nin "hafiza toplulugu" olarak bu surecteki rolune odaklanmakta ve Arjantin'deki ardil rejimin selef rejiminden, iddia edilenin aksine bir kopus teskil etmedigini one surmektedir.
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