This book explores the contents of State Department interviews undertaken in 2004 with more than a thousand refugees, who testify to the genocide in Darfur. It gives vivid firsthand accounts of the survivors and explores the genocide in light of policy and criminology.
This book explores the contents of State Department interviews undertaken in 2004 with more than a thousand refugees, who testify to the genocide in Darfur. It gives vivid firsthand accounts of the survivors and explores the genocide in light of policy and criminology.
John Hagan was born in Presque Isle, Maine, and short-ly thereafter his family returned to Dayton, Ohio, where he was reared and educated. Retiring from a career as a high school English teacher and secondary administrator, he was hired as an adjunct, composition instructor at The University of Dayton, where he taught for six years. Leaving U.D. for total retirement from education, John now spends much of his time between his home in Springboro, Ohio and his labor of love, a forty-acre horse farm in Highland County, Ohio. John earned undergraduate and graduate degrees in English and secondary school administration at Thomas More College, Xavier University, and Miami University. .
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Prologue: on our watch 1. Darfur crime scenes 2. The crime of crimes 3. While criminology slept 4. Flipflopping Darfur 5. Eye-witnessing genocide 6. The rolling genocide 7. The racial spark 8. Global shadows Epilogue: collective R2P.
Prologue: on our watch 1. Darfur crime scenes 2. The crime of crimes 3. While criminology slept 4. Flipflopping Darfur 5. Eye-witnessing genocide 6. The rolling genocide 7. The racial spark 8. Global shadows Epilogue: collective R2P.
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