@article{940374,
      recid = {940374},
      author = {Sokolić, Ivor,},
      title = {International courts and mass atrocity : narratives of war  and justice in Croatia /},
      pages = {1 online resource :},
      abstract = {The extra-legal effects of international and domestic war  crimes trials continue to puzzle researchers and  practitioners. In the former Yugoslav states, the legacy of  conflict and issues of transitional justice remains central  in politics, society and culture. This book provides a new  theoretical and methodological approach to one of these  puzzles: why universal human rights norms become distorted  or undermined when they reach local publics. It  investigates the social and cultural contexts that  transitional justice processes take place in by looking at  how emotional everyday narratives can hamper the spread of  norms in society. In Croatia, these narratives define how  the public understands the rule of law, history and  minority rights. Ivor Sokolić is Research Officer in the  Department of Government at the London School of Economics  and Political Science, UK.--},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/940374},
}