GENOCIDE AND MASS ATROCITIES IN THE WORLD HISTORY (2019)

Monograph

Published On August 25, 2019

Violence does not occur in a vacuum. Societal conditions, culture, and politics can legitimize, if not support, individual and collective pathways to violence. In this light, genocide is not spontaneous or detached from an individual and community’s socio-economic background.

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