Truth, Justice, and Reparations in Peru, Uruguay, and South Korea: The Clash of Advocacy and Politics

Acknowledgments
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
1 When the Pressure of the World Has Dissipated: Introduction
	Argument
	Concepts and Ideas
	Cases and Methodology
	Plan of the Book
	References
2 Converging Human Rights and Transitional Justice
	Norm Identities and Interests
	Developments of Transitional Justice
		Evolution of Norms-Criminal Accountability
		Truth-Seeking
		Reparations
		The Link
	Theory Building and Challenges
	Conclusion
	References
3 Political Dynamics of Human  Rights Change in Peru
	Tracing Human Rights Changes: Peru’s Norm Adoption Processes
	Early Advocacy Pressures
	Regime Change and Experimenting with Transitional Justice
	Truth-Seeking
		Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación and Its Mandates
		Reparations and Their Outcomes
	Accountability: Rule of Law and Domestic Prosecutions
		Accountability: Compliance with the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
			Barrios Altos v. Peru and Accomarca Massacre
			Hugo Bustíos-Saavedra and Eduardo Rojas-Arce v. Peru
	More on Compliance: Divisions in Advocacy
	More on Compliance: Armed Forces
	Conclusion
	References
4 Uruguay’s Path Towards Justice
	Tracing Human Rights Development: Uruguay’s Repression and Norm Changes
	Early Activism from Advocacy Networks
	Ruptured Democratic Change and Questions of Transitional Justice
	Accountability: Context of Amnesty Law
		Conditions of Compliance-the State and Advocacy
		Accountability: Compliance with the Inter-American Commission and Court of Human Rights
			Gelman v. Uruguay
		Early Compliance, Politics, and Advocacy
	Truth-Seeking
		Comisión para la Paz
		Compliance with Truth-Seeking: More Truth Commissions and Politics
	Compliance with Truth-Seeking: Reparations Policies
	Conditioning the Outcome of Compliance: Role of the Armed Forces
	Conclusion
	References
5 The Story of South Korea’s  Contending Past Abuses
	Tracing Human Rights Changes: Korea’s Norm Adoption Processes
	The Era of the Generals
	Repression and Advocacy
	Regime Change and Experimenting with Transitional Justice
	Starting Juncture of Change
		Criminal Accountability and the 1996 Trials
		Conditions of Compliance-Collision of Interests and Advocacy
	Changing Times for Truth-Seeking
	Truth-Seeking and Compliance
		Advocacy Before the Jeju Commission
		Jeju Commission and Its Mandates
		Reparations and Conditions of Compliance
		Accountability and Advocacy in Jeju
		TRCK
		Politics and Advocacy
		Reparations and Conditions of Compliance
		Accountability and Its Advocates
	Conclusion
	References
6 Conclusion: Domestic Politics, International Pressure, and Transitional Justice
	A Summary of Transitional Justice Policies in Peru, Uruguay, and South Korea
	Advocacy Networks
	Domestic Politics and Interests
	Clash of Logics
	Transitional Injustice and Zombie Policies
	Policy Implications
	References
Appendix: Interviewee List
Index