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Why Denial Violates the Genocide Convention: The Genocides of Armenians, Native Americans, and Tutsis in Rwanda
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Gregory H. Stanton
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Ph.D, Cultural Anthropology, University of Chicago
M.A, Cultural Anthropology, University of Chicago
Topics of Interest:
Activism, Advocacy, Basic Human Needs, Race & Racism, Capacity Building, Democracy and Democratization, Central Asia, Monitoring, Civil Society, Positive/Negative Peace, Civil War, EGGP, Facilitation, East Asia, Program Design, Program Implementation, Conflict Resolution, Research, Culture, Rule of Law, DDR, Structural Violence, Training, South Asia, Diplomacy, Southeast Asia, Dispute Resolution, Southern Africa, West Africa, Ethics, Genocide, Identity, Human Rights, Intelligence, Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons, International Relations, Justice, Law Enforcement, Law/Legal, Mediation, Mental Health, Negotiation, PeaceBuilding, Politics, Reconciliation, Refugees, Religion, Security, Terrorism, Violence
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Why Denial Violates the Genocide Convention: The Genocides of Armenians, Native Americans, and Tutsis in Rwanda
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Past EventMarch 19, 2015 4:00pm through 6:00pm
Event Type: Event
Why Denial Violates the Genocide Convention: The Genocides of Armenians, Native Americans, and Tutsis in Rwanda
Lecture by Dr. Gregory Stanton, Research Professor in Genocide Studies
and Prevention, George Mason University
Thursday, March 19, 2015
4:00 PM– 6:00PM.
The George Washington University Law School
Michael K Young Faculty Conference Center
2000 H Street NW,
Washington, DC 20052
Please click here for the Press Release and to RSVP
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