Moral claims and redress after atrocity: Economies of worth across political cultures in the Holocaust Swiss banks litigation
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29 décembre 2018
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Ron Levi & Ioana Sendroiu (2019) Poetics, 73, p. 45-60 Abstract. How do political cultures shape claims of worth? This paper focuses on Holocaust restitution claims against Swiss banks. We study nearly one hundred proposals that were submitted by organizations worldwide, regarding how to allocate funds where individual restitution or compensation was not possible. Relying on the sociology of conventions, we map the justifications that each provides and the value they assert for their pr...