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| List of Acronyms | |
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| Preface | |
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| Atrocities, Conflicts, and Peacemaking | |
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| Dealing with the Aftermath of Atrocity | |
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| South Africa | |
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| Mozambique | |
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| Rwanda | |
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| What Are the Policy Meta-Tasks? | |
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| Rwanda: Court Processes After Mass Violence | |
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| Atrocities, War, and War Termination | |
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| The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda | |
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| Justice and Rebuilding Inside Rwanda | |
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| Politics, Society, and Reconciliation | |
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| South Africa: Amnesties, Truth-Seeking-and Reconciliation? | |
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| From Conflict to Peacemaking | |
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| How the TRC Worked | |
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| South Africans Look Back at the TRC | |
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| Mozambique: Heal and Rebuild | |
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| Atrocities, War, and Peace | |
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| Mozambique, 1992-2005 | |
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| Comparing Postconflict Justice in Rwanda, South Africa, and Mozambique | |
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| Comparing the Burdens of Conflict and Atrocity | |
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| Ending the Conflicts | |
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| The Postconflict Era | |
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| Outcomes | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Restoring Peacemaking, Revaluing History | |
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| Restoring Peacemaking | |
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| Negotiations Versus the Temptations of Victory | |
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| Prosecutions, Opportunity Costs, and Peacebuilding | |
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| Notions of Accountability and Punishment | |
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| Accountability, Individualism, and Manichaeism | |
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| Remorse, Culture, Memory, and Peacebuilding | |
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| Peacebuilding as a Process over Time | |
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| Revaluing the Role of Religion | |
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| Lessons from Mozambique | |
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| Peacebuilding and Atrocity Prevention in the Twenty-First Century | |
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| Notes | |
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| Name Index | |
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| Subject Index | |