This article takes a critical look at the accountability measures implemented by the United States in Iraq. What is needed is a secure environment and a legitimate authority to implement a comprehensive transitional justice strategy that reflects the needs and priorities of a wide range of Iraqis. Such a strategy should contain several measures, including prosecutions, reparations, a balanced approach to vetting, truth-seeking mechanisms, and institutional reform.
Stover, E., Sissons, M., Pham, P., & Vinck, P. (2008)
Justice on Hold: Accountability and Social Reconstruction in Iraq.
Human Rights Center, UC Berkeley. https://humanrights.berkeley.edu/publications/justice-hold-accountability-and-social-reconstruction-iraq/