After the TRC: reflections on truth and reconciliation in South Africa

The beast of the past: history and the TRC / Colin Bundy

On the limitations of academic history: the quest for truth demands both more and less / Charles Villa-Vicencio

The politics of memory in divided societies / Heribert Adam and Kanya Adam

The right to truth / Patricia Valdez

A diminished truth / Mahmood Mamdani

Truth without reconciliation, reconciliation without truth / Frederik Van Zyl Slabbert

The language of potential / Alex Boraine

Reconciliation in Africa? / Jan van Eck

Neither dull nor tiresome / Kaizer Nyatsumba

His name was Henry / Albie Sachs

A lot more to live for / Dumisa Ntsebeza

Reparation, amnesty and a national archive / Mary Burton

Burying and memorialising the body of truth: the TRC and national heritage / Ciraj Rassool, Leslie Witz and Gary Minkley

The amnesty process / Linda van de Vijver

Of lions and rabbits: thoughts on democracy and reconciliation / Njabulo Ndebele

The rule of law / Richard Goldstone

Fighting corruption / Willem Heath

The TRC and the building of a moral culture / John de Gruchy

Law, corruption and morality / Mamphela Ramphele

Addressing poverty and inequality / Francis Wilson

Educating the nation / Grace Naledi Pandor

The second republic / Jeffrey Lever and Wilmot James.