Sites of Genocide

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The collection delves into the contemporary significance of 'genocide,' examining its implications and the debates it generates. Adam Jones, a prominent scholar in the field, presents a series of essays and interviews that analyze the term's origins, its application in addressing mass atrocities, and the challenges of defining and preventing such acts against specific groups. Through this exploration, the book highlights the ongoing relevance of genocide studies in understanding human rights and international law today.