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Lecture

Reconciliation with the Past by Legal Means in South East Europe

Lecture in the context of Sarajevo Summer School

"It is a basic principle that we must base reconciliation on the effort to realize justice for the entire society, especially the victims. (...) This reconciliation is inevitably tied to the nature of the legal process." Aniceto Guterres Lopes
August 17, 2006 11:30 - 13:00 o'clock

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OUTLINE OF THE LECTURE

I. Introduction

•Introduction to the lecture (structure and content)

•Distribution and filling out of questionnaires

II.The functions and aims of legal reconciliation

III.The types/mechanisms of legal reconciliation

IV.The limits of and obstacles to legal reconciliation

V.Legal reconciliation as a condition for joining the European Union

VI.Case Studies

•Case Study No. 1: “Reconciliation through Lustration – The Romanian Case of Delayed Lustration: Better late than never?”

•Case Study No. 2: “Reconciliation through Criminal Proceedings/Trials – The Case of Ratko Mladić et al.: Surrender failed, EU accession denied?”

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Date and time

August 17, 2006
11:30 - 13:00 o'clock
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Venue

Sarajevo, Law Faculty, University of Sarajevo

Speakers

  • Stefanie Ricarda Roos
    • M.A.L.D.
      • Director
        • Rule of Law Programme for South East Europe
          • Konrad Adenauer Foundation
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            PhD Stefanie Ricarda Roos

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            Stefanie Ricarda Roos, Director, Rule of Law Programme of South East Europe, together with Summer School Participants during her lecture.

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