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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 Reconciliation The Combination Of Critical Scholarship And Innovative Approaches To Familiar Subjects Makes This Essential Reading For All Students And Scholars In The Field Of Genocide Studies. Introduction: Genocide Matters: Ongoing Issues And Emerging Perspectives / Joyce Apsel And Ernesto Verdeja -- Questioning Boundaries: What's Old And What's New In Comparative Genocide Theory / Maureen S. Hiebert -- Critical Genocide Studies / Alexander L. Hinton -- Holocaust Studies And Genocide Studies: Past, Present, And Future / Donald Bloxharm -- Genocide And The Politics Of Rape: Historical And Psychological Perspectives / Roger W. Smith -- Genocide By Attrition: Silent And Efficient / Sheri P. Rosenberg And Everita Silina -- Research And Teaching About Genocide: History, Challenges And New Directions / Joyce Apsel -- Humanitarian Military Intervention After The Responsibility To Protect: Obstacles And Prospects / Paul D. Williams -- Transitional Justice And Genocide / Ernesto Verdeja. Edited By Joyce Apsel And Ernesto Verdeja. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the evolving theoretical frameworks and practical challenges within the contemporary field of genocide studies. Editors Joyce Apsel and Ernesto Verdeja compile interdisciplinary research to evaluate how scholars define, teach, and respond to mass violence in the modern era. The text synthesizes historical analysis with political theory to address the complexities of intervention, justice, and the categorization of state-sponsored atrocities.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a significant resource for understanding the current state of genocide research and its intersection with international law. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a foundational text for students and scholars engaged in human rights discourse.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0415814898
ISBN-13:
9780203550069
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