pt. I. Personnel systems and transitional justice -- pt. II. Lustration systems in central Europe -- pt. III. Experimental evidence
Summary
Roman David analyzes major institutional innovations devised in Central Europe to deal with officials tainted by their complicity with prior regimes. He examines the historical origins, social meanings, and political effects of personnel systems based on dismissal, exposure, and confession in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 243-300) and index