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|a Genocide Matters :
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|a Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of contributors; Foreword; 1. Introduction: Genocide Matters: ongoing issues and emerging perspectives; The Evolution of Genocide as a Field of Study; Recent Directions in the Study of Genocide; Continuing Challenges and Unsettled Questions; This Volume; Core Themes and Chapters in the Volume; Origins of the Project; Notes; 2. Questioning Boundaries: what's old and what's new in comparative genocide theory; Introduction; Individual-Level Approaches; Individual and social psychology; Strategic choice; Identity construction.
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|a National-Level ApproachesCulture; Divided societies; Crises, revolution, and war; Regime type and the state; System-Level Approaches; Ideas of modernity; The declining empires, new nation-states, and colonialism; Concluding Observations; Notes; 3. Critical Genocide Studies; The Origin Myth; Genocide Studies and the Holocaust; Disciplinary Orientations, Blind Spots, and Biases; The Anthropology of Genocide; Ethnographic example #1: the Duch trial; Ethnographic example #2: the Khmer Rouge tribunal; Definition(s); Canonization; Notes.
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|a 4. Holocaust Studies and Genocide Studies: past, present, and futureThe Uniqueness Issue Revisited -- It is Hoped for the Last Time; Representation Between Comparison and Commemoration; Two Sorts of Response: Contemplation and Activism; Holocaust studies and contemplation; Genocide studies and activism; The Intellectual Possibilities of Comparison; To the Future; Notes; 5. Genocide and the Politics of Rape: historical and psychological perspectives; Rape nd Genocide: A Historical View; Rape as Genocidal Policy; Genocidal Form: Patterns of Rape; Functions of Genocidal Rape.
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|a Rituals of DegradationContinuing Hurt; Violation of Children; Consequences; Mass Rape as an Act of Genocide; Conclusion; Notes; 6. Genocide by Attrition: silent and efficient; Identifying Genocide by Attrition; Genocide is a complex process; Identifying intent in an attrition scenario; The Methods of Genocide by Attrition; Forced displacement; Forced displacement under international law; The denial of health and healthcare; International law of the right to healthcare; Famine and malnutrition; The right to food under international law; Sexual violence and rape.
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|a Sexual violence in international lawPrevention through Early Warning and Early Action; Notes; 7. Research and Teaching about Genocide: history, challenges and new directions; Background; Stages in the Development of Genocide Studies; Holocaust education as the predominant model; Genocide Studies Research and Education; Comparative and/or transnational history; Teaching Genocide in the Classroom; Resources; Teaching methods in the classroom; Critiquing the syllabus; Place, the state and genocide; Choosing texts; Locating the study of genocide; Student prejudices and viewpoints; Dare to omit.
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|a Framing and patterns of genocide.
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|a This edited book provides an interdisciplinary overview of recent scholarship in the field of genocide studies. The book examines four main areas:The current state of research on genocide New thinking on the categories and methods of mass violence Developments in teaching about genocide Critical analyses of military humanitarian interventions and post-violence justice and reconciliationThe combination of critical scholarship and innovative approaches to familiar subjects makes this essential reading for all students and scholars.
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