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… also murdered in large quantities, although whether these mass atrocities constituted part of a genocide is less … the German police would tolerate (and, indeed, encourage) violence against Jews and their property.  Once World War II … Eastern Europe. The Holocaust is undoubtedly the seminal event for the field of genocide studies.  Even as scholars …

… how social media shape instances of political unrest and violence; the role of discourse and networks in the growth of … online communities; and how people justify and tolerate violence against members of other groups. His research has … Program on Peace and Development at Yale University, MADE (Mass Atrocities in the Digital Era), and the Department of …

… how social media shape instances of political unrest and violence; the role of discourse and networks in the growth of … online communities; and how people justify and tolerate violence against members of other groups. His research has … Program on Peace and Development at Yale University, MADE (Mass Atrocities in the Digital Era), and the Department of …

… across the Naga Hills. For the British administration, the violence was termed as taming and civilizing the barbaric … circulation of Naga images and artifacts across British museums and private collections. The Naga people became … and decolonization for the Naga people. The event is in a hybrid format. The Zoom link is …

… across the Naga Hills. For the British administration, the violence was termed as taming and civilizing the barbaric … circulation of Naga images and artifacts across British museums and private collections. The Naga people became … and decolonization for the Naga people. The event is in a hybrid format. The Zoom link is …

… across the Naga Hills. For the British administration, the violence was termed as taming and civilizing the barbaric … circulation of Naga images and artifacts across British museums and private collections. The Naga people became … and decolonization for the Naga people. The event is in a hybrid format. The Zoom link is …

… 34 Hillhouse Ave. November 2-4, 2006 Many historic sites, museums, media, and other public history venues are reluctant … respectful, curators and educators at historic sites and museums often have resources to teach this controversial … Museums, Historic Sites, and Exhibitions in the US: Perils and Promises Film, Artistic Representation, and the …

… following on from decolonization (defined as a political event), restitution may only appear to lead to decoloniality …

… Chinese Experience in Imperial Tokyo, 1899-1923: Class, Violence, and the Formation of a New National … Program, “China’s Rare Earth Element Sector: Environmental Perils and Promise in Baotou, Inner Mongolia.”  Anna …

… world politics — war, nuclear proliferation and political violence. Is U.S. dominance a force for peace? Monteiro … the fore in the Iraq War The most dramatic example of the perils of U.S. dominance may be the 2003 invasion of Iraq, … framework , rational countries may go to war, despite the potential consequences, when that strategy prevents an even …

… that Dalit artists, activists, and leaders negotiated violence and stigma as they struggled to claim manuski (human … society, and open up new approaches for the transformative potential of Dalit politics and the global history of gender, … & SASC; Kiran, SASC; Bhoomika Joshi, Anthropology. The event is in a hybrid format. The Zoom link is below. …