The concept of genocide what are we preventing?

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Veröffentlicht in:	Genocide, risk and resilience
1. Verfasser:	Shaw, Martin (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	2013
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
An ethics of relationality : destabilising the exclusionary frame of us versus them	2013	Topolski, Anya
Confronting the 'crime of crimes' : key issues of transitional justice after genocide	2013	Parmentier, Stephan
Genocide and the problem of the state in Bosnia in the twentieth century	2013	Carmichael, Cathie
Shared burdens and perpetrator-victim group conciliation	2013	Theriault, Henry C.
Genocide and property : root cause or concomitant effect?	2013	Üngör, Uğur Ümit
The meaning of monetary reparations after a genocide : the German-Jewish case in the early 1950s	2013	Hecker, Joelle
Introduction : between risk and resilience : an interdisciplinary dialogue on genocide	2013	Ingelaere, Bert
Coping strategies and genocide prevention	2013	Lemarchand, René
Reconsidering root causes : a new framework for the structural prevention of genocide and mass atrocities	2013	McLoughlin, Stephen
N'ajoutons pas la guerre a la guerre : French responses to genocide in Bosnia	2013	Jones, Chris
Finding havens to save lives : four case studies from the Jewish refugee crisis of the 1930s	2013	Kotlowski, Dean J.
Hidden death : Rwandan post-genocide gacaca justice and its dangerous blind spots	2013	Ingelaere, Bert
The concept of genocide : what are we preventing?	2013	Shaw, Martin
Communities that taste for more : religion's best way of preventing genocide	2013	Sj, Jacques Haers
Mass amnesia : the role of memory after genocide ; a case study of contemporary Poland	2013	Szurmiak, Katarzyna