Genocide.
Overview
| Works: | 48 works in 13 publications in 13 languages | |
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History, memory and mass atrocity : = essays on the Holocaust and genocide /
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Between vengeance and forgiveness = facing history after genocide and mass violence /
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Genocide at the dawn of the twenty-first century = Rwanda, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Darfur /
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Reckoning with the Suffering of Distant Others: Understanding Ethnic Conflict through Literary Journalism, Comics Journalism, and Documentary /
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Mark Twain's Ambivalence Toward the "Tennessee Land" and His Pioneer Roots in Kentucky: The "Savage" Other and the "Sivilized" Order.
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Genocide and accountability = three public lectures by Simone Veil, Geoffrey Nice, Alex Boraine /
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The criminal law of genocide : = international, comparative and contextual aspects /
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My neighbor, my enemy = justice and community in the aftermath of mass atrocity /
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Purify and destroy : = the political uses of massacre and genocide /
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Marginalisation and aggression from bullying to genocide = critical educational and psychological perspectives /
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Rebuilding lives after genocide = migration, adaptation and acculturation /
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Re-Articulation: Retrieval, Renewal and Beyond: Translating a Visual Aesthetic within the Fold of Postmemory.
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An Examination of the International Court of Justice's Approach to Customary International Law.
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Unearthing the Discursive Politics of Mining on Indigenous Lands : = Knowledge, Health, Contestation, and Power in Contemporary Canadian Regulatory Infrastructures.
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Dark vanishings : = discourse on the extinction of primitive races, 1800-1930 /
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(De)Constructing Canada: The Use of Museum Spaces in Disrupting Settler Narratives of Canadian Identity.
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The roots of evil : = the origins of genocide and other group violence /
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