Colvin, C. (2005). Key Resources on Social and Political Reconciliation in Southern Africa. Bibliography compiled for the Southern Africa Reconciliation Project.
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Has Everything Been Done? The Nature of Assistance to Victims of Past Political Atrocities in Southern Africa
Amoah, J. & Greenbaum, B. (2005). Has Everything Been Done? The Nature of Assistance to Victims of Past Political Atrocities in Southern Africa. Research report written as part of the Southern Africa Reconciliation Project, April.
Read MoreValji, N. (2004). Reconciliación y reparación: un balance. In Vanguardia Dossier, "Potencias emergentes: China, India, Brasil y Sudáfrica", No. 12 July/September. [Spanish]
Read MoreMakhalemele, O. (2004). Southern Africa Reconciliation Project: Khulumani Case Study. Research report written as part of the Southern Africa Reconciliation Project.
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Still not talking: Government's exclusive reparations policy and the impact of the 30 000 financial reparations on survivors
Makhalemele, O. (2004). Still not talking: Government's exclusive reparations policy and the impact of the 30 000 financial reparations on survivors. Research report written for the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation.
Read Morevan der Merwe, H. (2003). The Role of the Church in Promoting Reconciliation in Post–TRC South Africa. In Chapman, A. & Spong, B. (eds), Religion and Reconciliation in South Africa, Philadelphia: Templeton Foundation Press.
Read MoreMaepa, T. & Geyer, Y. (2002). Facilitators Guide to Reconciliation in South African Communities. Johannesburg: Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation. Available on request from Ntombifuthi Zondo at [email protected].
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