Justice as Prevention of Revenge Cycles
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The principle that without justice and accountability after a war—punishment of killers, reparations—aggrieved victims will inevitably seek revenge by human nature; institutional guarantees (like NATO) substitute for this revenge by both restraining the aggressor and the victim and providing justice.
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