Three Responses to ‘Can There Be Genocide Without the Intent to Commit Genocide?’

2008/02/21 by Tony Barta, Norbert Finzsch, David E. Stannard · 3 citations
Social Sciences · Arts and Humanities · Psychology · #Global Peace and Security Dynamics #International Law and Human Rights #Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics #Genocide #Commit #Political science #Criminology #Psychology #Computer science #Law

paper · doi:10.1080/14623520701850955

published in Journal of Genocide Research 10(1), 111-133 (Taylor & Francis)

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Abstract

Günter Lewy has a transparent historical agenda—to define away any genocide that is not the Holocaust. This time his angle is a far from original distraction. He is by no means the first to use the...

Citations

• The Crime of Political Genocide: Repairing the Genocide Convention's Blind Spot
• What you see before your eyes: documenting Raphael Lemkin's life by exploring his archival Papers, 1900–1959
• Hostage of politics: Raphael Lemkin on “Soviet genocide”
• Raphael Lemkin's view of European colonial rule in Africa: between condemnation and admiration
• Defining Unintended Murder

Cited by

• Guenter Lewy [wikipedia]

Related

• Genocide and ethnic cleansing
• Against the Grain: Critical Reflections on the State and Future of Genocide Scholarship1
• Defining Genocide
• Twentieth Century Genocides
• The Oxford Handbook of Genocide Studies