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century, genocides and state mass murder have killed more people than
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This
is a short list of useful works to begin -- comparative studies, teaching
guides, texts, evaluations and bibliographic reviews. See also lists of
books on Selected Websites.
Teaching About Genocide: A Guidebook
for College and University Teachers -- Critical Essays, Syllibi and Assignments Ever Again? Evaluating the United
Nations Genocide Convention on Its 50th Anniversary and Proposals to Acvitate
the Convention The History and Sociology of Genocide:
Analyses and Case Studies Encyclopedia of Genocide Genocide: A Sociological Perspective Genocide Watch The Prevention of Genocide: Rwanda
and Yugoslavia Reconsidered Early Warning of Communal Conflicts
and Humanitarian Crises "Victims of the State: Genocides,
Politicides and Group Repression from 1945 to 1995." Genocide: Its Political Use in the
Twentieth Century Revolution and Genocide: On the Origins
of the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust The Prevention of Genocide: Mission
Impossible? Death by Government: Genocide and
Mass Murder Since 1900 Genocide: Essays Toward Understanding,
Early-Warning, and Prevention The Roots of Evil: The Psychological
and Cultural Origins of Genocide and Other Forms of Group Violence The Genocide Forum Internet on the Holocaust and Genocide Institute for the Study of Genocide
Newsletter Holocaust and Genocide Studies Journal of Genocide Research Genocide Studies and Prevention |
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