Handbook of Genocide Studies

Edited by David J. Simon and Leora Kahn

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Providing an intellectual biography of the challenging concept of genocide, this topical Handbook takes an interdisciplinary approach to shed new light on the events, processes, and legacies in the field.

Keywords: Geography; Politics and Public Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781800379336
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 The history of Rapha'l Lemkin and the UN Genocide Convention , pp 7-26

Douglas Irvin-Erickson

Ch 2 Genocide of Indigenous peoples in North America , pp 28-41

David MacDonald

Ch 3 Destroying to replace: reflections on motive forces behind civilian-driven violence in settler genocides of Indigenous peoples , pp 42-53

Mohamed Adhikari

Ch 4 The historiography of the Armenian Genocide , pp 54-71

Suren Manukyan

Ch 5 Holocaust research and genocide studies: facing the problem of integration , pp 72-83

Charlotte Kiechel

Ch 6 The interpretation and (non-)application of the Genocide Convention during the Cold War , pp 85-94

Anton Weiss-Wendt

Ch 7 Mass murder and genocide in Indonesia and Cambodia, 1965-79: Cold War, state, and region , pp 95-105

Ben Kiernan

Ch 8 The impact of genocide in Rwanda and Bosnia on genocide policy and genocide studies , pp 106-121

David J. Simon

Ch 9 State strategies to implement (and hide) genocide in China and Myanmar since 2017 , pp 123-141

Magnus Fiskesjö

Ch 10 Genocide prevention: perspectives from psychological and social economic choice models , pp 142-156

Charles Anderton

Ch 11 The potential of - and problems with - perpetrator research , pp 157-170

Christian Gudehus

Ch 12 Making choices: the roles of rescuers in Rwanda and Bosnia , pp 171-179

Leora Kahn

Ch 13 Trauma, grief, and bereavement after genocide: the Rwandan case , pp 180-196

Amélie Faucheux

Ch 14 Religion and genocide studies , pp 197-212

Kate E. Temoney

Ch 15 Gender and sexual violence in genocide , pp 213-224

Anna Di Lellio

Ch 16 Reframing the moment of first contact: lessons from the cinematic genre of science fiction , pp 226-236

Daniel Conway

Ch 17 Music and genocide , pp 237-247

Stéphanie Khoury

Ch 18 A network of witnesses: photography and genocide , pp 248-261

Paul Lowe

Ch 19 Historical burden: art after genocide , pp 262-275

Elmedin _uni_

Ch 20 Museums and the memory of genocide , pp 276-287

Amy Sodaro

Ch 21 Questionable practices in genocide discourse , pp 289-299

Aleksandar Jokic

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