Economic Aspects Of Genocides, Other Mass Atrocities, And Their Prevention Edited by Charles H. Anderton and Jurgen Brauer

The history of genocides can be summarized in terms of four salient fea- tures. First, genocide shows remarkable invariance throughout the political history of humankind. In the twentieth century alone, episodes of genocide have occurred in then-German southwestern Africa (Namibia), the Ottoman Empire, the Soviet Union, Germany, Maoist China, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Burundi, Afghanistan, Angola, Cambodia, East Timor, Bosnia, Guatemala, Uganda, Iraq, Rwanda, Sudan-Darfur, and Palestine.

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In Palestine, several cases have been made against companies facilitating Israeli occupation (Baars 2006; Skinner 2008, 321; War on Want 2006). The companies in question have made extensive efforts to neutralize the implicit accusations of political genocide (politicide) in these cases (Moffatt 2009; War on Want 2006, 3; Baars 2006, 128).

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