Neither Truth nor Reconciliation: Political Violence and the Singularity of Memory in Post‐socialist MongoliaFootnote¹
1. This paper is the outgrowth of reflections on fieldwork carried out since 1997. It is thus impossible to mention by name the various funders and numerous people who have provided information or informed my thinking on the general topic, but I am indebted to them all. Previous versions were given at the symposium, “Reckoning with the Past: Perpetrators, Accomplices and Victims in Post‐Totalitarian Narratives and Politics”, University of Wisconsin–Madison in April 2006 (which I was unable to personally attend) and New Directions in Post/Socialist Research Workshop, University College London in June, 2006. The participants in the latter provided useful comments. Rebecca Empson and Manduhai Buyandelgeriyn both offered helpful and insightful suggestions.

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