Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I. The State and Its Victims

Remembering to Forget

``Law Not Vengeance'': Human Rights, the Rule of Law, and the Claims of Memory in German Holocaust Trials

Anticommunism, North Korea, and Human Rights in South Korea: ``Orientalist'' Discourse and Construction of South Korean Identity

The Politics of Apology between Japan and Korea

Part II. Receptions of Human Rights Claims

``The Lie Is a Truth, Too'': Selected Paintings

Human Rights, Freedom of Information, and the Origins of Third-World Solidarity

Exhibiting Terror

Representing Bosnia: Human Rights Claims and Global Media Culture

Knowing Enough Not to Feel Too Much: Emotional Thinking about Human Rights Appeals

Part III. Transnational Rights Claims in the Era of Globalization

Rights, Remains, and Material Culture: Legal Pluralism in Native America

Intellectual Property, Resources, or Territory? Reframing the Debate over Indigenous Rights, Traditional Knowledge, and Pharmaceutical Bioprospection

The Transnational Geography of Sexual Rights

Notes on Contributors

Index