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This book provides a systematic and comparative study of the way three countries in the Southern Cone of the Americas have confronted the legacy of past human rights violations. It examines their attempts to rebuild human rights through public accountability, compensation, educational policy, constitutional reform, and debates about national history and collective memory.

Written by a multi-disciplinary set of authors, the book addresses transnational and diaspora politics from various fields: sociology, political science, history, and law~Employs multiple sources and testimonies based on interviews with individuals who confronted authoritarian rule~Assesses the impact of exile on people's lives, but also the ways in which exiled individuals impact democratization