Genocide : a critical bibliographic review

Genocide : a critical bibliographic review / ed. by Israel W. Charny

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Other Authors:	Charny, Israel W. (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : Mansell
Subjects:	Völkerrecht Völkermord Bibliografie
Contents/pieces:	41 records

1. Genocide : a critical bibliographic review. 1

2. Genocide in Afghanistan 1978 - 1992

3. Genocide : a critical bibliographic review. 2

4. Genocide : a critical bibliographic review. 3. The Widening Circle of Holocaust

5. Educating about the Holocaust : a case study in the teaching of genocide

6. Educating about genocide : curricula and inservice training

7. First-person accounts of genocidal acts

8. The Holocaust : the ultimate and archetypal genocide

9. The Armenian genocide

10. Documentation of the Armenian genocide in Turkish sources

11. Denial of the Armenian genocide

12. Documentation of the Armenian genocide in German and Austrian sources

13. The literature, art and film of the Holocaust

14. The literature, art and film of nuclear and other futuristic destruction

15. Progress and limitations in basic genocide law

16. Bibliogrpahy of law and genocide

17. The Cambodian genocide

18. Other selected cases of genocide and genocidal massacres : types of genocide

19. The memorialization of the Holocaust : museums, memorials, and centers

20. The massive mortality of children

21. Philosophy and the contemporary faces of genocide : multiple genocide and nuclear destruction

22. Democide in totalitarian states : mortacracies and megamurderers

23. The psychology of denial of known genocides

24. Denial of the Holocaust

25. Understanding the psychology of genocidal destructiveness

26. The East Timor genocide

27. The language of extermination in genocide

28. The fate of the Gypsies in the Holocaust

29. Non-governmental organzations working on the issue of genocide

30. Genocide, total war, and nuclear omnicide

31. Horizontal nuclear proliferation and its genocidal implications

32. The history and sociology of genocidal killings

33. Genocide of the Kurds

34. Genocide in the U.S.S.R

35. Professions, professionals, and genocide

36. Religion and genocide

37. The study of genocide

38. Humnanitarian intervention in genocidal situations

39. Intervention and prevention of genocide

40. The psychiatric treatment of Holocaust survivors

41. Righteous people in the Holocaust