Genocide Perspectives Series
Series
Publisher:UTS ePRESS
The Genocide Perspectives Series is produced by the Australian Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies and explores a wide range of topics including prevention and justice; narrative, art and collective memory; nationalism and hate speech; and the role of education. Covering colonial genocides, forgotten or recent cases, and understudied aspects of well-known genocides, the focus on Australian scholarship offers unique points of view and supports emerging and established scholars. With atrocity crimes showing no signs of abating, Genocide Perspectives seeks to make academic research accessible to students and policy makers to help inform prevention and response.
About the series
The Genocide Perspectives Series is produced by the Australian Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies and explores a wide range of topics including prevention and justice; narrative, art and collective memory; nationalism and hate speech; and the role of education. Covering colonial genocides, forgotten or recent cases, and understudied aspects of well-known genocides, the focus on Australian scholarship offers unique points of view and supports emerging and established scholars. With atrocity crimes showing no signs of abating, Genocide Perspectives seeks to make academic research accessible to students and policy makers to help inform prevention and response.
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