Spring 2003 Genocide Seminar Series

Mass Grave Sites in Cambodia, 1975-1979

Genocide Today: Fieldwork and Analysis

January 23

Octovianus Mote, Visiting Fellow, Genocide Studies Program
Documenting Indonesian Rule in Papua, 1962-2002

January 30

Laura Saldivia, University of Palermo School of Law, Argentina
Different Approaches to Transitional Justice: What doesustice Mean after Genocide?

February 6

Payam Akhavan, Genocide Studies Program,
The Emerging International Criminal Justice System: Mediating Law and Politics in the Age of Accountability

February 13

Benjamin Madley, History Department, Yale University
Patterns of Colonial Genocides, 1800-1910

February 27

Professor Jeffrey Alexander, Department of Sociology, Yale University
The“Holocaust” from War Crime to Trauma Drama

April 3

Professor Robert Sternberg, Department of Psychology, Yale University
The Psychology of Hate

April 10

Daniel Rothenberg, Agrarian Studies, Yale University
Making Sense of Genocide: The Multiple Meanings of “The Ultimate Crime”

April 16
(Wed. noon, 203 Luce Hall)

Prof. John G. Taylor, South Bank University, London
Documenting Indonesian Rule in East Timor, 1975-1999
(sponsored by the Council on Southeast Asia Studies at YCIAS)

January 23	Octovianus Mote, Visiting Fellow, Genocide Studies Program Documenting Indonesian Rule in Papua, 1962-2002
January 30	Laura Saldivia, University of Palermo School of Law, Argentina Different Approaches to Transitional Justice: What doesustice Mean after Genocide?
February 6	Payam Akhavan, Genocide Studies Program, The Emerging International Criminal Justice System: Mediating Law and Politics in the Age of Accountability
February 13	Benjamin Madley, History Department, Yale University Patterns of Colonial Genocides, 1800-1910
February 27	Professor Jeffrey Alexander, Department of Sociology, Yale University The“Holocaust” from War Crime to Trauma Drama
April 3	Professor Robert Sternberg, Department of Psychology, Yale University The Psychology of Hate
April 10	Daniel Rothenberg, Agrarian Studies, Yale University Making Sense of Genocide: The Multiple Meanings of “The Ultimate Crime”
April 16 (Wed. noon, 203 Luce Hall)	Prof. John G. Taylor, South Bank University, London Documenting Indonesian Rule in East Timor, 1975-1999 (sponsored by the Council on Southeast Asia Studies at YCIAS)