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Includes bibliographical references. 252 pages ; 20 cm

"Cambodia. Rwanda. Armenia. Nazi Germany. History remembers these places as the sites of unspeakable crimes against humanity, and indisputably, of genocide. Yet, throughout the twentieth century, the world has seen many instances of violence committed by states against certain groups within their borders--from the colonial ethnic cleansing the Germans committed against the Herero tribe in Africa, to ...

Technology and transitional justice / Phuong N. Pham and Jay D. Aronson ; Political technologies of memory : uses and appropriations of artefacts that register and denounce state violence / Oriana Bernasconi, Elizabeth Lira ands Marcela Ruiz ; Community-based transitional justice via the creation and consumption of digitalized storytelling archives : a case study of Belfast's prisons memory archive ...

Bourke examines the nature of rape, drawing together the work of criminologists, sociologists and psychiatrists to analyse what drives the perpetrators of sexual violence. She describes the perception of rape, both in the mass media and the wider public, and questions of treatment and punishment. Met lit. opg., index. VIII, 565 p. : ill. ; 24 cm

This historical feature film begins in 1862 with King Wilhelm I appointing Otto von Bismarck as head of the Prussian government. Since Germany was divided into 35 different political entities and transferred to various principalities, the nation is portrayed as desperately longing for national unity. Bismarck's first political action of dissolving the Prussian parliament because the opposition leader ...

In special issue: Mass violence and the end of the Dutch colonial empire in Indonesia.

Bibliogr.: p. 522-524.-Met bijl., index, noten. 528 p. : illustrations ; 23 cm.

1 volume ; 24 cm

This historical feature film begins in 1862 with King Wilhelm I appointing Otto von Bismarck as head of the Prussian government. Since Germany was divided into 35 different political entities and transferred to various principalities, the nation is portrayed as desperately longing for national unity. Bismarck's first political action of dissolving the Prussian parliament because the opposition leader ...

This work is the first of its kind to 'map' these new institutions and cultural spaces, which, although varying widely in size, style, and political situation, are nonetheless united in their desire to promote peace, tolerance, and the avoidance of future violence. Includes bibliographical references and index. vii, 226 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm