Studying Genocide: Deficits in Research While genocide is, tragically, an all-too-common aspect of human history, it has received less scholarly attention than other forces of social conflict. Alexander (2 - 3) suggests that the seeming reluctance by some scholars to address issues related to genocide may be due in part to a poor understanding of what specifically defines a genocidal event or seri
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