Apology and reconciliation in international relations
Subtitle: the importance of being sorry
By: edited by Christopher Daase, Stefan Engert, Michel-André Horelt, Judith Renner and Renate Strassner
Publisher: Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an Informa business
Published: 2016
Place of publication: London; New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
ISBN-13: 9781138821026; 9781315743554
Subjects: Apologizing; Reconciliation; Case studies; International relations; Reparations for historical injustices
Table of contents: title: Introduction : Guilt, Apology and Reconciliation in International Relations / Christopher Daase, Stefan Engert, Judith Renner; title: Germany/Israel : A Prototypical Political Apology and Reconciliation Process / Stefan Engert; title: Germany/Poland : The Ritualization of Apology / Judith Renner; title: Poland/Germany : Balancing Competing Narratives through Apology / Judith Renner; title: Germany/Czech Republic : Negotiating Apologies / Judith Renner; title: Czech Republic/Germany : A Pioneer Apology / Judith Renner; title: Germany/Namibia : The Belated Apology to the Herero / Stefan Engert; title: Montenegro/Croatia : The Pragmatics of Apology / Michel-André Horelt; title: Serbia/Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina : Different Apology Packages/Different Successes / Michel-André Horelt; title: France/Algeria : The Double Discourse of Apology / Michel-André Horelt; title: Turkey/Armenia : From Denial to Excuse? / Stefan Engert; title: Japan/China and the two Koreas : The Apologia Syndrome / Stefan Engert; title: Indonesia/East Timo r: The Common Apology / Renate Strassner.