After Violent Conflict: Justice, Well-being, and International Criminal Courts

摘要: This article contributes to the empirically-based research on transitional justice by comparing different sectors associated with ICTY’s multidimensional mandate in Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo and Serbia. Our central proposition is that given initial differences between Balkan states over establishment of court varied levels international involvement throughout region, changes long-term mission, what we call outcomes, should vary there be some clear outcomes Balkans. Yet, find this not case related progressive political change are fairly uniform region.