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its costs in so far as the rich variety of aspects of reconciliation presented in the study naturally cannot be explored in detail in a single volume. In this respect, the book should also be read as a source of important arguments which deserve further research. In particular, the interdependency between a policy of reconciliation and domestic public opinion, that is, the societal roots of and influence on foreign policy, would be an interesting field of further systematic and comparative research.

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