Reconciliation through Agonistic Engagement? Victims and Former Perpetrators in Dialogue in Italy Several Decades after Terrorism

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Victimhood and Acknowledgement: The Other Side of Terrorism 1
4. Of Heroes and Villains – The Making of Terrorist Victims as Historical Perpetrators in Pre-Revolutionary Russia 19
5. Suffering, Victims and Survivors in the Northern Ireland Conflict: Definitions, Policies, and Politics 39
6. Reconciliation through Agonistic Engagement? Victims and Former Perpetrators in Dialogue in Italy Several Decades after Terrorism 59
7. “May the burden of your ordeal gradually fade from memory”: Dealings with former Hostages of the Hijacked Lufthansa Aircraft ‘Landshut’ 77
8. In Whose Name? Visualizing Victims of Terror 103
9. Conclusions 117
10. Forum
11. Making and Unmaking Socialist Modernities: Seven Interventions into the Writing of Contemporary History on Central and Eastern Europe 133
12. A Collapsing Migratory Regime? The Map of the Migration Period and Its Iconology at the Beginning of the 21st Century 155
13. List of Contributors 171