Titlebook: Replicating Atonement; Foreign Models in th Mischa Gabowitsch Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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A Japan that Cannot Say Sorry? attention to Japanese crimes provided Chinese and Korean Americans with a new identity. Seraphim argues that at their worst, the ahistorical uses of the Germany–Japan comparison provide ammunition to Japanese nationalists.

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“Best Practices” of Global Memory and the Politics of Atonement in Lebanon there are “best practices” of global memory that can be applied to Lebanon. Haugbolle shows that this has resulted in accusations of elitism and in a substitution of cultural production for real political accountability.

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Lost in Transaction in Serbia and Croatia: Memory Content as a Trade Currencyist memorialization for domestic audiences designed to give national elites additional legitimacy and seen as a form of resistance against outside pressure. Such instrumental uses of Holocaust memory, David argues, diminish its meaning-making aspect.

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Which Commemorative Models Help? A Case Study from Post-Yugoslavialementation as a model. However, the case of the RECOM initiative also illustrates that treating transitional justice as a model ready for implementation is also more problematic than its toolbox-style vocabulary suggests.