Capoccia, Giovanni and Eleches-Pop, Grigore creator text Comparative Politics monographic eng

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56(2), Jan, 2024: p.197-218 Comparatives have been paying increasing attention to transitional justice (TJ) programs, by which, after a regime transition or in post conflict situations, wrongdoers may be tried and punished or amnestied, cities compensated, and truth telling measures implanted. A burgeoning literature has forced on the consequences of TJ polices on the legitimacy of new democratic regimes. A long standing tradition of case study research has been recently complemented by work that, based on large scale data collection efforts, analyzes many countries over time. – Reproduced Comparative Politics 260730