How does a population build or reconstruct a just society following civil war or dictatorship that engaged in massive human rights violations?Since the return of civilian rule in Argentina in 1993 this dilemma has become a key issue of public ethics and governance in a growing number of countries that are going through what has become to be termed as transitional period. By this it is meant a political change towards democracy or at least toward a more benign form of government.Moral Reconstruction in the Wake of Human Rights Violations and War CrimesHard Choices: Moral Dilemmas relating to Humanitarian Intervention, Jonathan Moore, Kennedy School of Government, Universidad de HarvardEnlace Publicación