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Klaus-Dieter Schewe,Bernhard Thalheim. (Hamburg and Vance, 1997: 69). This statement succinctly defines the dominant paradigm within research into the causes and prevention of genocide and mass atrocities. Extreme violence has been perceived as resulting from the cumulative effect of multiple risk factors or root causes. Prevention, th

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Syed V. Ahamed,Victor B. Lawrenceat motivated Levinas to criticise and re-found traditional ethics: the desire to unmask and demolish the roots of genocide from within Western society. As one of the few in his family (who were mostly in Lithuania when the war broke out) to survive the Shoah, Levinas’ critique of Heidegger, who symb

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Joseph P. Alukal,Steven Lamm,Thomas J. Walshn the two super powers and provided medium powers, such as France, with the opportunity actively to shape the post-Cold War world. Up until then Yugoslavia had been both strategically and symbolically important to the West; geopolitically it was within the sphere of Russian influence but its ‘a(chǎn)ltern

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Sustainability in the Built Environment,ful research has been conducted into the evolution of separate genocides such as the destruction of Ottoman Armenians in 1915, the Holocaust in Europe, the Great Terror in the USSR and the genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda and Bosnia. Much is also known on specific aspects of genocidal processes. For ex

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