Guatemala - The Role of Judicial Modernization in Post Conflict Reconstruction and Social Reconciliation

The Peace Accords of 1996 brought an end to 36 years of armed conflict in Guatemala, and signaled the beginning of a complex and challenging process of reconstruction and social reconciliation. A central plank of the consensus expressed in the Peac...

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Language:English
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spelling okr-10986-112332021-04-23T14:02:54Z Guatemala - The Role of Judicial Modernization in Post Conflict Reconstruction and Social Reconciliation World Bank ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ADOLESCENTS ADR ADVOCACY ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY PARTICIPATION CODE OF ETHICS COLLABORATION COMMUNITY LEADERS CONCILIATION CONSENSUS CONSULTATIONS CORRUPTION COURT JUDGES COURT PROCEEDINGS COURT RECORDS COURTS CREDIBILITY CRIMES CRIMINAL JUSTICE CUSTOMS DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY DISPUTE RESOLUTION DISTRICT COURTS HUMAN RIGHTS INFORMATION DISSEMINATION INNOVATION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL REFORM ISOLATION JUDGES JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS JUDICIAL PROCESSES JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIAL TRAINING JUDICIARY JUSTICE JUSTICE SYSTEM JUSTICES JUSTICES OF THE PEACE LABOR COURTS LAWS LEARNING PROCESS LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL PROCEDURES LEGAL PROFESSIONALS MEDIA MEDIATION MEDIATORS OUTREACH PARTICIPATORY APPROACH PARTICIPATORY ASSESSMENT POVERTY REDUCTION PREPARATION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PUBLIC AWARENESS PUBLIC SECTOR RADIO RECONSTRUCTION SAFETY SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOLS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL STUDIES STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION TRANSPARENCY VIOLENCE The Peace Accords of 1996 brought an end to 36 years of armed conflict in Guatemala, and signaled the beginning of a complex and challenging process of reconstruction and social reconciliation. A central plank of the consensus expressed in the Peace Accords was the overhauling of Guatemala's public institutions, which were seen to exacerbate the social and economic injustices that had contributed to the conflict. The Judicial Branch was identified as one of the key state institutions, in a position to create the necessary conditions to help a divide, and diverse population emerge from decades of conflict, social and economic exclusion, and mistrust in public governance. A Bank-supported Judicial Modernization Project is in its third year of implementation, and helping in this process along with other donors (UNDP, Sweden, Finland, the Inter American development Bank -IDB, Soros Foundation and others). 2012-08-13T14:30:57Z 2012-08-13T14:30:57Z 2005-02 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/02/6078319/guatemala-role-judicial-modernization-post-conflict-reconstruction-social-reconciliation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11233 English Social Development Notes; No. 21 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Latin America & Caribbean Guatemala
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topic ACCESS TO INFORMATION
ACCESS TO JUSTICE
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
ADOLESCENTS
ADR
ADVOCACY
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS
CIVIL SOCIETY
CIVIL SOCIETY PARTICIPATION
CODE OF ETHICS
COLLABORATION
COMMUNITY LEADERS
CONCILIATION
CONSENSUS
CONSULTATIONS
CORRUPTION
COURT JUDGES
COURT PROCEEDINGS
COURT RECORDS
COURTS
CREDIBILITY
CRIMES
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CUSTOMS
DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
DISTRICT COURTS
HUMAN RIGHTS
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
INNOVATION
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
INSTITUTIONAL REFORM
ISOLATION
JUDGES
JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE
JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS
JUDICIAL PROCESSES
JUDICIAL REFORM
JUDICIAL SYSTEM
JUDICIAL TRAINING
JUDICIARY
JUSTICE
JUSTICE SYSTEM
JUSTICES
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
LABOR COURTS
LAWS
LEARNING PROCESS
LEGAL EDUCATION
LEGAL PROCEDURES
LEGAL PROFESSIONALS
MEDIA
MEDIATION
MEDIATORS
OUTREACH
PARTICIPATORY APPROACH
PARTICIPATORY ASSESSMENT
POVERTY REDUCTION
PREPARATION
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
PUBLIC AWARENESS
PUBLIC SECTOR
RADIO
RECONSTRUCTION
SAFETY
SCHOOLS
SECONDARY SCHOOLS
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL STUDIES
STAKEHOLDER
STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION
TRANSPARENCY
VIOLENCE
spellingShingle ACCESS TO INFORMATION
ACCESS TO JUSTICE
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
ADOLESCENTS
ADR
ADVOCACY
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS
CIVIL SOCIETY
CIVIL SOCIETY PARTICIPATION
CODE OF ETHICS
COLLABORATION
COMMUNITY LEADERS
CONCILIATION
CONSENSUS
CONSULTATIONS
CORRUPTION
COURT JUDGES
COURT PROCEEDINGS
COURT RECORDS
COURTS
CREDIBILITY
CRIMES
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CUSTOMS
DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
DISTRICT COURTS
HUMAN RIGHTS
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
INNOVATION
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
INSTITUTIONAL REFORM
ISOLATION
JUDGES
JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE
JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS
JUDICIAL PROCESSES
JUDICIAL REFORM
JUDICIAL SYSTEM
JUDICIAL TRAINING
JUDICIARY
JUSTICE
JUSTICE SYSTEM
JUSTICES
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
LABOR COURTS
LAWS
LEARNING PROCESS
LEGAL EDUCATION
LEGAL PROCEDURES
LEGAL PROFESSIONALS
MEDIA
MEDIATION
MEDIATORS
OUTREACH
PARTICIPATORY APPROACH
PARTICIPATORY ASSESSMENT
POVERTY REDUCTION
PREPARATION
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
PUBLIC AWARENESS
PUBLIC SECTOR
RADIO
RECONSTRUCTION
SAFETY
SCHOOLS
SECONDARY SCHOOLS
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL STUDIES
STAKEHOLDER
STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION
TRANSPARENCY
VIOLENCE
World Bank
Guatemala - The Role of Judicial Modernization in Post Conflict Reconstruction and Social Reconciliation
geographic_facet Latin America & Caribbean
Guatemala
relation Social Development Notes; No. 21
description The Peace Accords of 1996 brought an end to 36 years of armed conflict in Guatemala, and signaled the beginning of a complex and challenging process of reconstruction and social reconciliation. A central plank of the consensus expressed in the Peace Accords was the overhauling of Guatemala's public institutions, which were seen to exacerbate the social and economic injustices that had contributed to the conflict. The Judicial Branch was identified as one of the key state institutions, in a position to create the necessary conditions to help a divide, and diverse population emerge from decades of conflict, social and economic exclusion, and mistrust in public governance. A Bank-supported Judicial Modernization Project is in its third year of implementation, and helping in this process along with other donors (UNDP, Sweden, Finland, the Inter American development Bank -IDB, Soros Foundation and others).
format Publications & Research :: Brief
author World Bank
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title Guatemala - The Role of Judicial Modernization in Post Conflict Reconstruction and Social Reconciliation
title_short Guatemala - The Role of Judicial Modernization in Post Conflict Reconstruction and Social Reconciliation
title_full Guatemala - The Role of Judicial Modernization in Post Conflict Reconstruction and Social Reconciliation
title_fullStr Guatemala - The Role of Judicial Modernization in Post Conflict Reconstruction and Social Reconciliation
title_full_unstemmed Guatemala - The Role of Judicial Modernization in Post Conflict Reconstruction and Social Reconciliation
title_sort guatemala - the role of judicial modernization in post conflict reconstruction and social reconciliation
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2012
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/02/6078319/guatemala-role-judicial-modernization-post-conflict-reconstruction-social-reconciliation
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11233
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