Replicating Atonement : Foreign Models in the Commemoration of Atrocities

Looks at the whole range of ways in which some countries experience of atoning for past crimes come to be seen as models for others to follow and adapt
Uses the "German model" and looks at how it has come to be seen as exemplary in all sorts of different contexts
Brings together discussions from various fields connected with memory studies such as transitional justice and the study of cultural memory