Genocide in Our Time: An Annotated Bibliography with Analytical Introductions Book

	Preface
	General Introduction to the Topic
Ch. I	Ethnocide
	Ethnocide and Genocide Contrasted	1
	Ethnocide and Development	2
	Organizations to Protect Indigenous Peoples	2
	Forms of Ethnocide	2
	The Question of Intent	4
	Interactions of Ethnocide and Genocide	5
	Ethnogenesis	5
	Annotated Bibliography	7
Ch. 2	The Holocaust	23
	Bureaucracy and Barbarism	23
	Intentionalism Versus Functionalism	24
	Was the Holocaust Unique?	24
	The Paper-Shuffling Genocide	24
	The Banality of Evil	25
	The Milieu of Anti-Semitism	25
	War Made Genocide Possible	25
	The Challenge We Face Today	26
	Annotated Bibliography	27
Ch. 3	The Issue of the Holocaust as a Unique Event	47
	Comparability or Uniqueness	48
	Three Principal Options	48
	Explicating the Uniqueness Question	49
	What Constitutes Uniqueness?	50
	Contextualists	51
	The Historikerstreit	51
	Intention Versus Methodology	52
	Interpretive Grids	52
	Annotated Bibliography	55
Ch. 4	The Victims Who Survived	67
	Annotated Bibliography	72
	Appendix: The Diary
	Commentary	76
Ch. 5	The Armenian Genocide: Revisionism and Denial	85
	Post-War Unsettlement	85
	Sidebar: The Armenian Genocide: 1915-1923: An Introduction	86
	Annotated Bibliography for Sidebar	88
	Eastern Armenia Under Communism	88
	Abdications and Retributions	89
	Turkey Reformed	89
	Armenians in Diaspora	90
	Turning Points	90
	Defining the Armenian Experience	91
	The Arguments	92
	The Authors	92
	Annotated Bibliography for Main Article	95
Ch. 6	The Ukrainian Famine	107
	Lenin's New Economic Policy	108
	"Primitive Accumulation"	108
	Collectivization	109
	Peasantry and Nationality	109
	Unrelenting Grain Procurement	109
	Terror-Famine	110
	The UN Definition of Genocide	110
	Annotated Bibliography	111
Ch. 7	Genocide and Modern War	117
	The Violence of the Twentieth Century	117
	Structural Violence	119
	The Preparations for Nuclear Omnicide	120
	Genocide and Modern War as Forms of Governmental Mass Killing	121
	Genocide	121
	Modern (Total) War	122
	Connections and Commonalities Between Genocide and Modern War	124
	Modern War Expedites Genocide	124
	Blurring of the Line Between War and Genocide	124
	Psychosocial Facilitating Factors Common to Both Genocide and Modern War	125
	Annotated Bibliography	131
Ch. 8	Early Warning, Intervention, and Prevention of Genocide	149
	The Foreseeability of Genocide	149
	No Cooperation with Mass Killers	150
	The Record of Governments Is Very Poor	150
	Ugly Behaviors in the Bastions of Democracy	150
	The U.S. and Pol Pot	151
	The U.S., Israel, and China	151
	Israel, the U.S., and the Armenian Genocide	151
	The Responsibility of Individuals	151
	The Courage to Withstand One's Own Nation	152
	Proposal for a World Genocide Early Warning System Foundation	152
	Early Warning Processes	154
	Other Proposals for Preventing Genocide	156
	International Alert	156
	Annotated Bibliography	158
	Appendix: Chronology of Genocide	167
	Author Index	169
	Title Index	175