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Reconciliation is a process by which antagonists
come to terms with histories of violation based on conflict over incommensurable
needs. Conflict resolution strategies vary depending on the case, but
peaceful negotiation of meanings and histories, no matter how divisive
or lengthy, are considered preferable to renewed hostility. This panel
critically examines three histories of violence that have negotiated
respective forms of peace and initiated reconciliation processes that
perpetuate, or threaten to re-enact, damages and wrongs.
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