Method In order to identify the cases studied, every original research article published in
JGR, from 1999-2018, and GSP, from 2006-2018, was cataloged. For the purpose of …

The present article critiques the views that (1) modern genocide does not substantially differ
from its historical predecessors,(2) that all genocide is a product of imperialism, and (3) that …

Genocide studies is simultaneously an emerging and accepted category of scholarly inquiry.
The field is robust and at a critical turning point as more disciplines engage the subject. This …

The idea for the development of this Dictionary of Genocide was conceived by Samuel
Totten in the late 1990s. This was at a time when an ever-increasing number of scholars in …

In addition to providing a succinct history of the field of genocide studies, this article
examines such issues as the critical need to address the toughest barriers to the prevention …

The study of genocide has become one of the most attractive fields of research since the end
of the Cold War. A productive and vibrant scholarly community has come into existence and …

Genocide is a crime that has been committed throughout the ages. Indeed, every century of
recorded history has been marred by genocidal acts. It was not until the twentieth century …

Two clarion calls against genocide emerged at the end of World War II, both in response to
the Third Reich's Final Solution: one was formally embedded in the 1948 UN Genocide …

The field of comparative genocide studies has grown beyond recognition over the past two
decades, though more quantitatively than qualitatively. On the surface, everything looks …

At the heart of the field of Genocide Studies lies an active core of vigorous debate that has
led to both heated disagreements and productive disputes. This new volume in the …