Winning the Peace: Conflict Prevention after a Victor's Peace in Sri Lanka

Kristine Höglund & Camilla Orjuela · Contemporary Justice Review 14(1), Routledge (2011)

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Comparative-conflict-studies framework on what 'reconciliation' actually requires after a one-sided military outcome. Used by the Reconciliation Audit Desk to refuse the equivalence framing ('both sides must reconcile equally') and to ground the audit on Sinhala-majority institutional findings (HRCSL, CPA, Verité) rather than on Tamil grievance alone.

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