The Historiography of Genocide

1. Introduction
Dan Stone

I. Concepts

2. Defining Genocide
Ann Curthoys, John Docker

3. Problems in Comparative Genocide Scholarship
Anton Weiss-Wendt

4. Conceptions of Genocide and Perceptions of History
David Moshman

5. Collective Violence and the Shifting Categories of Communal Riots, Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide
Veena Das

6. Cultural Genocide in Australia
Robert Krieken

7. Genocide and Modernity
A. Dirk Moses

8. Religion and Genocide: A Historiographical Survey
Doris L. Bergen

9. Gender and Genocide
Adam Jones

10. Prosecuting Genocide
William A. Schabas

II. Case Studies

11. Genocide in the Americas
Alfred A. Cave

12. Decent Disposal: Australian Historians and the Recovery of Genocide
Tony Barta

13. Colonial Genocide: The Herero and Nama War (1904–8) in German South West Africa and Its Significance
Jürgen Zimmerer

14. The Armenian Genocide
Donald Bloxham, Fatma Müge Göçek

15. The Holocaust and Its Historiography
Dan Stone

16. The Crimes of the Stalin Regime: Outline for an Inventory and Classification
Nicolas Werth

17. The 1947 Partition of India
Ian Talbot

18. Mao’s China: The Worst Non-Genocidal Regime?
Jean-Louis Margolin

19. Documentation Delayed, Justice Denied: The Historiography of the Cambodian Genocide
Ben Kiernan

20. Mass Killings and Images of Genocide in Bosnia, 1941–5 and 1992–5
Robert M. Hayden

21. The Historiography of the Rwandan Genocide
Scott Straus

22. ¡Si Hubo Genocidio en Guatemala! Yes! There Was Genocide in Guatemala
Victoria Sanford

23. Genocides of Indigenous Peoples
Robert K. Hitchcock, Thomas E. Koperski

Keywords: History, Imperialism and Colonialism, Political History, World History, Global and Transnational History, Historiography and Method, Cultural History, Anthropology