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1|General Editor’s Introduction|7
1|Acknowledgements|11
1|Contents|13
1|List of Figures|14
1|List of Tables|15
1|1 Introduction|16
2|An Expectation Gap|18
2|Methodology|20
2|Book Layout|23
2|References|26
1|2 Courting Justice in Transitions|28
2|The Goals of Transitional Justice|30
2|The Relationships Between Transitional Justice Goals|33
2|Expectations of Transitional Justice Institutions|36
2|Conflict in the Balkans, Compromise in the UN|38
2|Tribunal Goals|39
2|The Khmer Rouge Regime and the Creation of the Chambers|45
2|Creating the Chambers|47
2|The Chamber’s Transitional Justice Goals|48
2|The Impact of the Chambers|50
2|Conclusion|52
2|References|53
1|3 Expectations of the Tribunal and Chambers|59
2|Expectations That Reflect the Scope of Justice|61
2|Expectations for Answers|67
2|Forward Looking Expectations|75
2|Limitations of Courts and Trials|79
2|Conclusion|86
2|References|87
1|4 Managing Expectations of the Tribunal and Chambers|88
2|Appropriate and Inappropriate Expectations|89
2|Respondent Views on Expectation Management|94
2|Thinking Outside the Court|99
2|Perceived Role of the Local Media|105
2|Conclusion|115
2|References|116
1|5 The Media and Expectations of the Tribunal and Chambers|119
2|Covering the Tribunal and Chambers|121
2|Crimes and Punishment|126
2|Big Fish, Small Fry|133
2|The Scope of Justice|142
2|Conclusion|150
2|References|152
1|6 A Trying Paradigm|157
2|Satisfying Expectations|158
2|The Labelling of Expectations|162
2|The Limitations of Trials|166
2|Expecting Answers|172
2|Forward Looking Expectations|174
2|Mind the Expectation Gap|176
2|Conclusion|179
2|References|180
1|7 Reducing the Expectation Gap|182
2|Between Grounded Reality and Lofty Expectations|184
2|Developing a Robust Approach to Managing Expectations|186
2|The Limitations of Expectation Management|195
2|Finding Shared Aims|196
2|Broadening, Deepening, and Lengthening Transitional Justice|203
2|Transforming Justice|226
2|Conclusion|229
2|References|231
1|8 Conclusion|234
2|References|247
1|Bibliography|248
1|Index|263
1|Acknowledgements|11
1|Contents|13
1|List of Figures|14
1|List of Tables|15
1|1 Introduction|16
2|An Expectation Gap|18
2|Methodology|20
2|Book Layout|23
2|References|26
1|2 Courting Justice in Transitions|28
2|The Goals of Transitional Justice|30
2|The Relationships Between Transitional Justice Goals|33
2|Expectations of Transitional Justice Institutions|36
2|Conflict in the Balkans, Compromise in the UN|38
2|Tribunal Goals|39
2|The Khmer Rouge Regime and the Creation of the Chambers|45
2|Creating the Chambers|47
2|The Chamber’s Transitional Justice Goals|48
2|The Impact of the Chambers|50
2|Conclusion|52
2|References|53
1|3 Expectations of the Tribunal and Chambers|59
2|Expectations That Reflect the Scope of Justice|61
2|Expectations for Answers|67
2|Forward Looking Expectations|75
2|Limitations of Courts and Trials|79
2|Conclusion|86
2|References|87
1|4 Managing Expectations of the Tribunal and Chambers|88
2|Appropriate and Inappropriate Expectations|89
2|Respondent Views on Expectation Management|94
2|Thinking Outside the Court|99
2|Perceived Role of the Local Media|105
2|Conclusion|115
2|References|116
1|5 The Media and Expectations of the Tribunal and Chambers|119
2|Covering the Tribunal and Chambers|121
2|Crimes and Punishment|126
2|Big Fish, Small Fry|133
2|The Scope of Justice|142
2|Conclusion|150
2|References|152
1|6 A Trying Paradigm|157
2|Satisfying Expectations|158
2|The Labelling of Expectations|162
2|The Limitations of Trials|166
2|Expecting Answers|172
2|Forward Looking Expectations|174
2|Mind the Expectation Gap|176
2|Conclusion|179
2|References|180
1|7 Reducing the Expectation Gap|182
2|Between Grounded Reality and Lofty Expectations|184
2|Developing a Robust Approach to Managing Expectations|186
2|The Limitations of Expectation Management|195
2|Finding Shared Aims|196
2|Broadening, Deepening, and Lengthening Transitional Justice|203
2|Transforming Justice|226
2|Conclusion|229
2|References|231
1|8 Conclusion|234
2|References|247
1|Bibliography|248
1|Index|263