From the early efforts that emerged in the struggle against Nazism, and over the past half century, the field of genocide studies has grown in reach to include five genocide centers across the globe and well over one hundred Holocaust centers
From the early efforts that emerged in the struggle against Nazism, and over the past half century, the field of genocide studies has grown in reach to include five genocide centers across the globe and well over one hundred Holocaust centers
Introduction Samuel Totten and Steven Leonard Jacobs *Historians* 1.Finding the Words Rouben Paul Adalian 2.Confronting the Armenian Genocide Richard G. Hovannisian 3.Vita Felix, Via Dolorosa: An Academic Journey towards Genocide Henry R. Huttenbach 4.Facts and Values: A Personal Intellectual Exploration James E. Mace 5.The Questioner Yves Ternon *Political Scientists* 6.A German born Genocide Scholar Barbara Harff 7.Studying Genocide to Protect Life Herbert Hirsch 8.How I Came to the Study of Genocide Kurt Jonassohn 9.My Journey in the Study of Genocide Robert Melson 10.From the Study of War and Revolution toDemocide Power Kills R. J. Rummel 11.Who Is My Neighbor? Roger W. Smith 12.Breaking the Membrane Colin Tatz *Sociologists* 13.From Social Action to Social Theory and Back: Paths and Circles Helen Fein 14.The Quest for Scholarship in My Pathos for the Armenian Tragedy and Its Victims Vahakn N. Dadrian 15.Gauging Genocide: Social Science Dimensions and Dilemmas Irving Louis Horowitz 16.Leo Kuper: A Giant Pioneer Israel W. Charny 17.My Path to Genocide Studies Eric Markusen *Lawyers and Jurists* 18.Bearing Witness M. Cherif Bassiouni 19.Totally Unofficial Man Raphael Lemkin 20.The Call Gregory H. Stanton *Psychologists* 21.A Passion for Life and Rage at the Wasting of Life Israel W. Charny 22. The Roots and Prevention of Genocide and Other Collective Violence: A Life's Work Shaped by a Child's Experience Ervin Staub *Theologian* 23.From Holocaust to Genocide: The Journey Continues Steven Leonard Jacobs *Independent Scholars* 24.Confronting Genocide in Cambodia David Hawk 25.A Matter of Conscience Samuel Totten Selected Bibliography About the Contributors Index
Introduction Samuel Totten and Steven Leonard Jacobs *Historians* 1.Finding the Words Rouben Paul Adalian 2.Confronting the Armenian Genocide Richard G. Hovannisian 3.Vita Felix, Via Dolorosa: An Academic Journey towards Genocide Henry R. Huttenbach 4.Facts and Values: A Personal Intellectual Exploration James E. Mace 5.The Questioner Yves Ternon *Political Scientists* 6.A German born Genocide Scholar Barbara Harff 7.Studying Genocide to Protect Life Herbert Hirsch 8.How I Came to the Study of Genocide Kurt Jonassohn 9.My Journey in the Study of Genocide Robert Melson 10.From the Study of War and Revolution toDemocide Power Kills R. J. Rummel 11.Who Is My Neighbor? Roger W. Smith 12.Breaking the Membrane Colin Tatz *Sociologists* 13.From Social Action to Social Theory and Back: Paths and Circles Helen Fein 14.The Quest for Scholarship in My Pathos for the Armenian Tragedy and Its Victims Vahakn N. Dadrian 15.Gauging Genocide: Social Science Dimensions and Dilemmas Irving Louis Horowitz 16.Leo Kuper: A Giant Pioneer Israel W. Charny 17.My Path to Genocide Studies Eric Markusen *Lawyers and Jurists* 18.Bearing Witness M. Cherif Bassiouni 19.Totally Unofficial Man Raphael Lemkin 20.The Call Gregory H. Stanton *Psychologists* 21.A Passion for Life and Rage at the Wasting of Life Israel W. Charny 22. The Roots and Prevention of Genocide and Other Collective Violence: A Life's Work Shaped by a Child's Experience Ervin Staub *Theologian* 23.From Holocaust to Genocide: The Journey Continues Steven Leonard Jacobs *Independent Scholars* 24.Confronting Genocide in Cambodia David Hawk 25.A Matter of Conscience Samuel Totten Selected Bibliography About the Contributors Index
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