Genocide: A Sociological Perspective

Helen Fein

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Social Recognition and Criminalization of Genocide Defining Genocide as a Sociological Concept Explanations of Genocide Contextual and Comparative Studies I Ideological Genocides Contextual and Comparative Studies II Other Genocides Punishment and Prevention Implications for Social Policy and Research

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