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work_b2cnsvxec5fzxnzzw5e4c2e7xy	Bernadette Atuahene	Property & Transitional Justice	2010	29	.pdf	application/pdf	14140	940	58	justice literature discussing how states can address past civil and political rights conversation about how transitional states can address these past property rights of a state's three main options: (1) maintaining the present property status quo, (2) demanded reparations.4 To placate these constituencies, the transitional governments had to determine how to address the property dispossession that had When transitional states have the political will to address past property in nations like Naiku where there have been multiple layers of property dispossession that have created multiple potentially legitimate claims to the same plots vindicate past property rights.28 In a reparations program, if property was confiscated unjustly, then the dispossessed have a window of time to file claims. vindicate a past property right.29 As with reparations, the state determines aside a twenty-year period (1976–1996) during which the state allowed aboriginal people to make a collective property claim to crown land that had been 	./cache/work_b2cnsvxec5fzxnzzw5e4c2e7xy.pdf	./txt/work_b2cnsvxec5fzxnzzw5e4c2e7xy.txt